Extra Extra: Mike Francesa Continues To Talk About Chris Christie As His Heir

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Donald Trump's SEC is helping drug companies dodge questions on why their drugs cost so much money.
Hundreds of Marines are under investigation for secretly sharing explicit photos of female Marines.
Schoolkids are making money selling homemade slime to their friends.
Turns out it pays to represent Mayor de Blasio against corruption charges, in more ways than one.
Scenes from a unionization rally at a Nisaan plant in Mississippi attended by Bernie Sanders and civil rights organizers.
In addition to being the Attorney General of the United States, Jeff Sessions is also a greeter at Mar-a-Lago.
Mike Francesa is still telling people what a great job Chris Christie would do as his replacement on WFAN.
Pablo Escobar's son is not a fan of how Netflix's Narcos tells the story of his father's life.
Will yet another Yankee with fun hair have it fall prey to the team's boring rules requiring their players to be short-haired and clean-shaven??
And finally, as long as we're talking baseball, let's talk softball:

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