Category Archives: WMAL News Now

Jim Bittermann and Angela Dewan PARIS — (CNN) The “Mona Lisa” will stay dry on an upper floor in the Louvre as art museums in Paris scramble to protect their world-famous artworks fr...

Sugam Pokharel THE HIMALAYAS — (CNN) Six people died during this year’s climbing season on Mount Everest, officials said Friday. The body of Goutam Ghosh, an Indian mountain climber who we...

Sophie Morlin-Yron NAIROBI, KENYA — (CNN) In rural Kenya, people walk for miles in the blistering sun after work just to watch television in the nearest town. At 7pm, in the village restaurants,...

Sheena McKenzie ATLANTA — (CNN) The German parliament has passed a symbolic resolution recognizing the 1915 massacre of Armenians by Ottoman forces as a “genocide.” The resolution wa...

WASHINGTON — (CNN) A growing number of sick Americans are traveling thousands of miles to India. Why? For huge discounts on prescription drugs. Scores of life-saving medicines are sold for much ...

SAN DIEGO — (CNN) Hillary Clinton is back in the Golden State. Bernie Sanders, seemingly, has been living here. The former secretary of state begins a five-day swing through California on Thursd...

WASHINGTON — (CNN) Supreme Court Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Sonia Sotomayor paused briefly Wednesday night during the last hectic month of the term to dish about an unlikely topic: food. S...

Patrick Gillespie NEW YORK — (CNN) Amid a political crisis, Brazil has dived deeper into recession. Brazil’s economy, the largest in Latin America, shrank 5.4% in the first quarter of this...

LOS ANGELES — (CNN) Caitlyn Jenner was first introduced to the world at 12:10 p.m. EST on June 1, 2015. That was when Vanity Fair Magazine tweeted a photo of its now famous cover with the captio...

BAGHDAD — (CNN) ISIS-held Falluja is surrounded by Iraqi-forces, which are expected to storm the city soon. An estimated 50,000 people — 20,000 of whom are children, the U.N. says — ...