Closing arguments were expected Wednesday in the trial of Paul Manafort, the former Trump campaign chairman accused of tax evasion and bank fraud.… Continue Reading
Nationals Fall To .500 With Loss To The Cardinals
The Nats’ chances of making a run to the playoffs slip further as they lose in St. Louis.… Continue Reading
Burning Recycling Plant In Clarksville Slows Traffic In Upper Montgomery County
A massive column of smoke distracted I-270 commuters Wednesday morning. … Continue Reading
Ex-Virginia Tech Student Pleads Guilty to Hiding Teen’s Body
A former Virginia Tech student has pleaded guilty to concealing the body of a slain 13-year-old girl, but still faces trial on a more serious charge of being an accessory to the teen’s killing.… Continue Reading
Mornings on the Mall 08.15.18
Heritage Foundation’s Hans von Spakovsky, Heritage Foundation’s Mike Gonzalez, National Journal’s Josh Kraushaar joined WMAL on Wednesday! Mornings on the Mall Wednesday, August 15, 2018 Hosts: Joe Concha and Vince Coglianese Executive Producer: Heather Hunter 5am – A/B/C/D Q & A with guest-host Joe Concha! 5am – E Paul Manafort trial Day 11: Defense…… Continue Reading
U.S., Mexico To Join Forces To Combat Drug Cartels In Chicago
The new plans include putting greater emphasis on attacking cartels’ financial infrastructure. … Continue Reading
Turkey Ramps Up US Spat With Huge Tariffs On Cars, Other Goods
Turkey’s Vice President says the tariffs are in response to “the deliberate attack of the US administration on our economy.”… Continue Reading
PRIMARY NIGHT: Dems Go With Diversity To Battle GOP In November
Transgender and Somali-American candidates win; Embattled Ellison wins in Minnesota AG race … Continue Reading
The Lunch Ladies Did It: $500K Stolen From School Cafeterias
Two sisters are accused of skimming $478,000 over four years from the school cafeterias they worked in … Continue Reading
Search For Bodies Continues As Genoa Bridge Collapse Investigation Begins
GENOA, ITALY — Rescuers worked through the night to attempt to account for all of the victims of Tuesday’s Morandi Bridge disaster in Genoa, as Italy’s President called for a “serious and severe examination” into why the bridge suddenly collapsed. At least 36 people died when a major section of the motorway in Italy’s northwest…… Continue Reading
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