It's no wonder. The Nesconset resident has been fighting for more than two decades. After he was seriously injured serving as a demolition supervisor at Ground Zero after Sept. 11, 2001. More.
The sadly endless fight for 9/11 funding
Bill compensating thousands of 9/11 families passes House, heads to Biden’s desk for signature
A bill that would compensate nearly 6,000 spouses and children of Sept. 11, 2001, victims with the $2.7 billion they are owed is headed to President Joe Biden’s desk, where it’s expected to be signed into law. More.
Fallen North Haven firefighter responded to 9/11 attack, was decorated member of department
A North Haven firefighter who died in the line of duty on Monday morning was a decorated member of the department and had responded to the 9/11 attack in New York City, according to the department. More.
The Greek Orthodox house of worship was destroyed on Sept. 11. After 21 years and $85 million, its glowing new home has opened.
Olga Pavlakos grew up going to St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church in Lower Manhattan. She was baptized there. Her parents were married there. More.
The US government does not want Americans to know what Saudi Arabia's role was in 9/11: Brett Eagleson
9/11 Justice President Brett Eagleson weighs in on the Biden administration stating all 'relevant documents' have been declassified on the September 11 attack on 'Tucker Carlson Tonight.' More.
After the Attacks of 9/11, Heroic Dog Saved its Blind Owner from Danger
Michael Hingson, a 61-year-old blind man working at the World Trade Center, heard a muffled explosion come from above when he was there on September 11, 2001. He swiftly reached for his guide dog, Roselle, a Labrador Retriever, after hearing from others that a hijacked airliner had already hit his building. More.
These are the last-minute changes the Senate made to the $1.7 trillion omnibus
Senators on Thursday added a list of amendments to a sweeping 4,155-page government funding bill that now heads to the House. More.
9/11 survivors group asks Augusta National to reconsider allowing LIV players
To some, Augusta National’s decision to allow LIV golfers who had qualified for the 2023 Masters to play felt obvious. But in the days that have followed it is clear that decision does not sit well with everyone. More.