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Who uses a phone as a phone anymore? That's the pitch one new mobile company is making to prospective customers who just don't like to gab.
Twitter has created eight March Madness-themed emojis that include "let's dance, Cinderella, and bracket busted."
Philadelphia is now a top spot for millennials to flip houses, a recent study suggests.
There are many theories about the best ways to lose weight.
According to police, the man tied the woman up with duct tape, and told her if she stayed quiet she wouldn't be hurt.
The head of the New Jersey State Trooper's Fraternal Association is calling out Governor Chris Christie for skipping a Trooper's funeral to attend a campaign event with Donald Trump in North Carolina.
Police said Monday the victim had been identified as 18-year-old Nadje Steedly.
Medical marijuana has cleared a major hurdle in the state legislature with state House approval of an amendment Monday night.
The Pennsylvania SPCA is using St. Patrick's Day to promote pet adoption. A week long event gives participants a chance to rack up some big savings towards their pet purchase.
The search for true love came to a grinding halt on Monday after a Tinder glitch accidentally deleted some users' matches.
On their 50th anniversary world tour, The Who, Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend are making music history and raising money and awareness for a charity called Who Cares Teen Cancer America.
Go Owls, Cats and Hawks! Temple, Villanova and St. Joseph's are all headed to the Big Dance.
An undercover police officer was killed by his own colleagues' fire as he responded to the ambush of his police station by a gunman with a death wish, a police chief said Monday.
On today's show, Rich discussed whether or not freedom of speech was under attack at Donald Trump's cancelled campaign rally in Chicago, a NY high school's decision to avoid controversy during a school play, and he looked ahead to tomorrow's Republican Primaries. At 4pm Forbes Contributor and Freedom Scholar at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, Michael Ledeen, joined the show to discuss his latest article, "Who's a Fascist? Not Donald Trump." At 4:45pm Editor of The College Fix, Jennifer Kabbany, checks in to talk about college students demanding safe spaces from border patrol agents.
A move by Microsoft could change the face of gaming: the Xbox maker says players will be able to compete with those on other consoles.
