More Than 60 Percent Who Try Cigarettes Become Daily Smokers, Study Says
Anna Kriek, 35, tried her first cigarette when she was just a teen. She's now a regular smoker.
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Anna Kriek, 35, tried her first cigarette when she was just a teen. She's now a regular smoker.
If it seems that everyone around you is sick, you might want to change your eating habits to keep yourself healthy.
Pope Francis approved the special honors for 28 individuals.
Authorities say a state Department of Transportation worker was driving drunk when the snow plow he was operating struck two vehicles.
They want the city's new head prosecutor to take a look at a case they say resulted in a wrongful conviction.
On today's show, Rich discussed Donald Trump's bipartisan DACA meeting, author Michael Wolff's claim that Trump is not mentally fit to hold office, and whether or not Oprah Winfrey will run for president in 2020.
Montgomery County prosecutors said he was racing Walters on Route 422 when his car went out of control.
Crews worked to stop a water main overflowing after a mishap in Philadelphia's West Oak Lane neighborhood on Tuesday evening.
Trump said he was willing to be flexible in finding an agreement as Democrats warned that the lives of hundreds of thousands of immigrants hung in the balance.
Neither Bannon nor a spokesperson for Breitbart immediately responded to a request for comment.
The Los Angeles Rams accomplished a lot in 2017 by both winning the NFC West Division and finishing with a winning record for the time since 2003. However, greater expectations await this team next fall, and the offseason will be an interesting one.
A federal judge in New Jersey has officially ended a 35-year-old consent decree prohibiting the Republican National Committee from engaging in tactics that can lead to voter intimidation.
Democratic Congressman Brendan Boyle, represents Northeast Philadelphia and parts of Montgomery County, is introducing a bill called the "Stable Genius Act."
Kodak is moving from cameras to "crypto" in a move likely to be viewed as a picture-perfect example of bitcoin mania.
Democrats say they have enough support to force a vote that would overrule the Republican-led FCC.
