RFK Jr. Calls Declining U.S. Birth Rate an 'Existential Crisis,' Cites Environmental Factors
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. characterized the United States' declining birth rate as an "existential crisis," claiming that men in the 1970s had "twice the sperm count" as teenagers today…
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