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Rich discussed Bill Clinton Inc., President Barack Obama warning of a rigged election in 2008 and Donald Trump's plan to suppress Hillary Clinton voter turnout. He also discussed Sevyn Streeter being turned away by the 76ers, Randy Quaid endorsing Donald Trump and the Podesta email drop. Rich spoke with Dr. Mazz at 4pm, Senator Mike Doherty at 4:35pm and comedian Jim Norton at 5pm.
It's a vampire-inspired Frappucino.
It's the season of the ghoul and the question remains: are vampires, zombies, and wolf men fact, or fiction?
Halloween is a fun night of trick-or-treating for kids and a big responsibility for parents keeping them safe while crossing the street.
Chris discussed the Senatorial debate between Pat Toomey & Katie McGinty, President Obama's surprise appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert and expectations for the next debate moderated by Chris Wallace. He also discussed Melania Trump's interview with Anderson Cooper, low ratings for Sunday Night Football and companies using Clinton fundraisers to lobby for the State Department. Chris spoke with Radio Host and Author Eric Metaxas about Christians voting for Donald Trump at 8:20.
Chris discussed the accusations of four women saying Donald Trump touched them inappropriately, an Oregon baker being accused of racism and the impact of new voter registrations in Pennsylvania. At 8:20, he talked with Pennsylvania Senator Pat Toomey about Donald Trump's presidential campaign and his re-election campaign against Democrat Katie McGinty.
Rich discussed the state of the Republican party, the latest release of John Podesta emails from WikiLeaks and Al Gore campaigning for Hillary Clinton in Florida. He also discussed Thomas Sowell's article, Words versus Deeds, the outrage over a Kim Kardashian Halloween costume and the GOP support of the Wheely Wheely Good Food Truck.
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Need some tips for making your home a house of horrors? Try these simple techniques scaring guests and trick-or-treaters alike!
Looking for the perfect costume this year? Impress all your friends and be the hit of your costume party with these trendy looks!
With Halloween just a few weeks away, it looks like the holiday has gone political.
The gag is a lifelike face that can be attached to the outside of a window looking in, to resemble a Peeping Tom in a hoodie.
Superhero costumes are the number one choice for children this Halloween and are in the top 10 costumes for pets.
Surveillance pictures from Halloween show the suspect, along with a woman, dressed as characters from Disney's 'The Incredibles.'
Rich discussed Hillary Clinton laughing at Carly Fiorina strangle comment, Republican pre-debate analysis and Jeb Bush admits to wanting to kill baby Hitler. He also discussed Donald Trump's thoughts on Hillary Clinton running for President, Herman Cain defends Ben Carson against the media, South Park's safe space and Starbucks receives criticism over red cups. Rich spoke with Joe Cohn of Fire regarding free speech on college campuses.
District Attorney Tom Hogan says the reports were "unfounded."
Most candy freezes well, so you can throw a bagful in the freezer for later… much later.
Authorities say the alleged tampered with candy was a Snickers Almond bar.
Chris recounted his trip to the deciding game of the World Series, the RNC's complaints about the CNBC debate, and the possibility of Temple University building an on-campus football stadium. He talked with Michael Bronstein and Colin Hanna on the Monday Morning Matchup about the Republican debates at 7:00 and Beasley Reece to review Temple's loss to Notre Dame at 8:00.
Read on for some of the top Halloween attractions near Philly.
A toddler dressed like the pope and pushed along in a popemobile got the top prize at President Barack Obama's White House Halloween
Halloween is filled with frightful sights and plenty of ghosts and goblins. Experts say there's a science behind fear. Fear is something that most of us experience at some point.
Years ago, Mischief Night in Camden was full of violence and property destruction. Officials are hoping to keep all that in the past and they're focused tonight on Camden's kids.
Beyond the scary decorations, this Halloween there are real-life crime concerns for one South Philadelphia neighborhood. On streets east of Broad, west of 7th and between Washington and Shunk, 8 robberies in just over a week.
