A report that the National Security Agency spied on the Israeli Prime Minister is dividing Republicans on civil liberties and national security.… Read more
Category Archives: WMAL News Now Headlines
U.S. Blasts Russian “indiscriminate attacks” in Syria
The U.S. criticized Russian airstrikes in Syria on Tuesday, charging that “indiscriminate attacks” had caused hundreds of civilian casualties.… Read more
Twitter Changes Its Policy on Violent Posts
Twitter is taking steps to identify people who tweet hateful and violent speech and kick them off the social network.… Read more
4 Secret Service Agents Injured in Fatal New Hampshire Car Crash
Four Secret Service agents were injured in New Hampshire after a car hit the Secret Service officers’ vehicle head on.… Read more
Flooding Runoff Pushes Rivers Higher; Mississippi Overtops Levee in Missouri
Recent deluges have engulfed towns, homes, fields and roads in deadly floodwater.… Read more
After Retaking Most of Ramadi from ISIS, Iraq Sets Sights on Mosul
After retaking the key city of Ramadi from ISIS militants, Iraqi leaders say they are setting their sights on an even bigger prize.… Read more
China Mine Collapse: 8 Survivors Found After 5 Days Trapped Underground
Rescuers at a collapsed mine in eastern China have found eight survivors that had been trapped underground for five days.… Read more
Ramadan Not Backing Away From Trump Criticism Amid Threats
Virginia Delegate David Ramadan confirmed he continues to receive threats in response to critical comments he made about Donald Trump.… Read more
One Person Attends O’Malley Event In Iowa
Snowstorms kept most Iowans from getting out to campaign events on Monday, but that didn’t keep Martin O’Malley from attending his.… Read more
Gowdy Officially Endorses Rubio
South Carolina Rep. Trey Gowdy on Tuesday officially endorsed Marco Rubio for president.… Read more
Missed a Show? Listen Here
WMAL Daily Show Line Up
Category Archives: WMAL News Now Headlines
NSA Israel, Congress Spying Report Makes Waves for 2016 Field
A report that the National Security Agency spied on the Israeli Prime Minister is dividing Republicans on civil liberties and national security.… Continue Reading
U.S. Blasts Russian “indiscriminate attacks” in Syria
The U.S. criticized Russian airstrikes in Syria on Tuesday, charging that “indiscriminate attacks” had caused hundreds of civilian casualties.… Continue Reading
Twitter Changes Its Policy on Violent Posts
Twitter is taking steps to identify people who tweet hateful and violent speech and kick them off the social network.… Continue Reading
4 Secret Service Agents Injured in Fatal New Hampshire Car Crash
Four Secret Service agents were injured in New Hampshire after a car hit the Secret Service officers’ vehicle head on.… Continue Reading
Flooding Runoff Pushes Rivers Higher; Mississippi Overtops Levee in Missouri
Recent deluges have engulfed towns, homes, fields and roads in deadly floodwater.… Continue Reading
After Retaking Most of Ramadi from ISIS, Iraq Sets Sights on Mosul
After retaking the key city of Ramadi from ISIS militants, Iraqi leaders say they are setting their sights on an even bigger prize.… Continue Reading
China Mine Collapse: 8 Survivors Found After 5 Days Trapped Underground
Rescuers at a collapsed mine in eastern China have found eight survivors that had been trapped underground for five days.… Continue Reading
Ramadan Not Backing Away From Trump Criticism Amid Threats
Virginia Delegate David Ramadan confirmed he continues to receive threats in response to critical comments he made about Donald Trump.… Continue Reading
One Person Attends O’Malley Event In Iowa
Snowstorms kept most Iowans from getting out to campaign events on Monday, but that didn’t keep Martin O’Malley from attending his.… Continue Reading
Gowdy Officially Endorses Rubio
South Carolina Rep. Trey Gowdy on Tuesday officially endorsed Marco Rubio for president.… Continue Reading