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At minimum to 0 degrees in mount pocono, more like 10 degrees up through wilmington, philadelphia and trenton area 95 corridor feels like 10 degrees right now. The heres where we stan. Notice, it is cold obviously lower 20s from philadelphia down toward the shore but in the mount pocono area in the lower teens right now. That wind, however is starting to turn down to the shore, a little more southeasterly. Now that doesnt mean it is a warm wind but it does help easing up at least of the worst of the wind chill. I dont want to minimize the message. It is not as harsh but still pretty brutal. We...

Morning. It is a brutal day waiting for a ride. This is the scene a across the Delaware Valley we are seeing it person after person with the big puffy coat, gloves, and scarves. They are all trying to keep every piece of skin covered here. Here in upper darby it had been hovering right around 20 degrees all morning here and felt a whole lot colder i should say, sometimes 10 degrees colder then. That these are numbers not many people want to hear this early in the season but some are still taking it all in stride. Lets take a listen. I have been bundling up, putting on extra layers. Long johns,...

With all the headlines about “fake news,” the liberal media elite don’t have a perfect track record, either. Reporter Jayson Blair concocted stories for the New York Times back in 2003, while Stephen Glass fabricated numerous pieces for The New Republic in the late 1990s. The most notorious scam of this sort was the 1980 front-page Washington Post article by reporter Janet Cooke headlined “Jimmy’s World: 8-Year-Old Heroin Addict Lives for a Fix.”

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With all the headlines about “fake news,” the liberal media elite don’t have a perfect track record, either. Reporter Jayson Blair concocted stories for the New York Times back in 2003, while Stephen Glass fabricated numerous pieces for The New Republic in the late 1990s. The most notorious scam of this sort was the 1980 front-page Washington Post article by reporter Janet Cooke headlined “Jimmy’s World: 8-Year-Old Heroin Addict Lives for a Fix.”