Anxiety disorders are the most common mental illness affecting Americans.… Read more
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UPDATE: Four Killed In Shooting Near Tel Aviv Market
Three people have been confirmed dead in the shooting. … Read more
Brexit: Voter registration website crashes due to surge in enrollments
A surge of 525,000 people registering to vote crashed the system.… Read more
Police fire on student protesters in Papua New Guinea
At least nine people were injured when police in Papua New Guinea opened fire on student protesters Wednesday.… Read more
WATCH: Clinton Claims Nomination, Sanders Fights On, Trump Attacks
Trump sweeps five states, vows “it is going to be beautiful.” … Read more
Trump: Comments About Judge ‘Misconstrued’
In a lengthy statement, Trump tried to explain his comments about federal Judge Gonzalo Curiel, who is overseeing a lawsuit on Trump University.
… Read more
DHS Inspector General: TSA ‘Addressing Vulnerabilities’
The TSA “is now, for the first time in memory, critically assessing its deficiencies in an honest and objective light” and “addressing vulnerabilities,” DHS Inspector General John Roth said at a hearing in front of the Senate Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee on Tuesday.
… Read more
Replacing Flint Pipelines Comes with Big Price Tag
Residents in Flint are fed up with how long it’s taking to replace the city’s lead service lines but according to a new report by the engineering firm Rowe, it could take several years and hundreds of millions of dollars.
… Read more
GOP Sen. Mark Kirk: I Cannot Support Donald Trump
The Illinois Republican, who faces a tough challenge this November from Illinois Democratic Rep. Tammy Duckworth, tweeted Tuesday that based on his background in the military, he does not have faith in Trump to lead.
… Read more
Facing ISIS Threat, NATO Considers Intel Chief
The key new post, which would be likely known as “assistant secretary general for intelligence,” is aimed at stepping up efforts to deal with the rise of ISIS and other terror groups by addressing a major weakness among member nations — intelligence sharing, U.S. and NATO officials told CNN.
… Read more
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Category Archives: WMAL News Now Headlines
Why Women Are Way More Likely Than Men To Suffer Anxiety
Anxiety disorders are the most common mental illness affecting Americans.… Continue Reading
UPDATE: Four Killed In Shooting Near Tel Aviv Market
Three people have been confirmed dead in the shooting. … Continue Reading
Brexit: Voter registration website crashes due to surge in enrollments
A surge of 525,000 people registering to vote crashed the system.… Continue Reading
Police fire on student protesters in Papua New Guinea
At least nine people were injured when police in Papua New Guinea opened fire on student protesters Wednesday.… Continue Reading
WATCH: Clinton Claims Nomination, Sanders Fights On, Trump Attacks
Trump sweeps five states, vows “it is going to be beautiful.” … Continue Reading
Trump: Comments About Judge ‘Misconstrued’
In a lengthy statement, Trump tried to explain his comments about federal Judge Gonzalo Curiel, who is overseeing a lawsuit on Trump University.
… Continue Reading
DHS Inspector General: TSA ‘Addressing Vulnerabilities’
The TSA “is now, for the first time in memory, critically assessing its deficiencies in an honest and objective light” and “addressing vulnerabilities,” DHS Inspector General John Roth said at a hearing in front of the Senate Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee on Tuesday.
… Continue Reading
Replacing Flint Pipelines Comes with Big Price Tag
Residents in Flint are fed up with how long it’s taking to replace the city’s lead service lines but according to a new report by the engineering firm Rowe, it could take several years and hundreds of millions of dollars.
… Continue Reading
GOP Sen. Mark Kirk: I Cannot Support Donald Trump
The Illinois Republican, who faces a tough challenge this November from Illinois Democratic Rep. Tammy Duckworth, tweeted Tuesday that based on his background in the military, he does not have faith in Trump to lead.
… Continue Reading
Facing ISIS Threat, NATO Considers Intel Chief
The key new post, which would be likely known as “assistant secretary general for intelligence,” is aimed at stepping up efforts to deal with the rise of ISIS and other terror groups by addressing a major weakness among member nations — intelligence sharing, U.S. and NATO officials told CNN.
… Continue Reading