Anjem Choudary: Charlie Hebdo Had It Coming For A Long Time
Choudary went on to rationalize what happened by saying Muslims are obliged to "defend the honor of Mohammed."
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Choudary went on to rationalize what happened by saying Muslims are obliged to "defend the honor of Mohammed."
When Americans demand cancellation of a television show because the idea it promotes may be false or dangerous, they are no better than fundamentalists who demand a newspaper not publish a cartoon.
Wind chills this morning are below zero, with temperatures not much better.
The 114th Congress has just started working this week, and many members of the Senate and House are setting their agenda for the year.
Break out the extra heavy coats, throw an extra log on the fire, just turn up the heat any way you can! You're going to need it.
West talked with WPHT midday host Dom Giordano about the issues that will shape this election, especially after the Republican victories this past November.
At this time last year, Philadelphia had already received 20.2" of snow. So far in 2015, only 0.1" have fallen.
The return of winter weather has arrived and while some cold and snow lovers are thrilled, others will be wishing for the soggy, mild weather we enjoyed on Christmas Eve!
Erin Waters-Trasatt, as spokeswoman for PennDOT talked with WPHT midday host Dom Giordano about its importance and how it has affected the Philadelphia area.
After a warm, well above average end to the weekend, temperatures will begin to reflect the season - and then some!
A quiet day end to the work week, but this weekend we will see our first precipitation of 2015.
A brisk and cold start to the New Year on Thursday, but temperatures were actually right on target for early January, the average high is 41 and we actually surpassed that today.
Despite a bright, quiet start to the new year, we won't have to wait long for our first large system.
Kate Concannon was 16-years-old and changing in her high school locker room when she had an epiphany: Life sucks in a strapless bra.
Clouds are slowly but surely giving way to some sunshine across the Delaware Valley, from northwest to southeast. Don't worry Jersey Shore and Delaware, it's coming!
As we enter the final days of 2014, quiet weather will be the story.
Only a few days left until Christmas, and while precipitation will be falling leading up to the big day, it isn't going to be the white stuff.
Today is the first day of Astronomical Winter as the Winter Solstice arrived at 6:03pm.
Comedy Central's "Colbert Report," hosted by comedian Stephen Colbert, aired its final episode last night, and as is common when something is over or nearing its end, we tend to look back and review the meaningfulness of it all.
My center of gravity was moved like shifting tectonic plates this week in reaction to the news that 132 children were ambushed and murdered by the Taliban at a school in Peshawar, Pakistan.
Showers are possible on Monday and Tuesday, but the big story is a large storm system that could swing through on Christmas Eve.
It began as a blog about a man (or woman's) best friend but it became so much more.
Yes, much of the Delaware Valley can expect to see some sunshine on Wednesday.
Partly sunny skies will return for Wednesday and it will be breezy with wind gusts up to 25 mph. However, high temperatures remain above average for one more day with highs in the lower 50s.
