Following the Nashville, Tenn., school shooting this week—the third such tragedy in as many months in 2023—one of the many urgent questions confronting the nation revolves around the growing generation of survivors, many of whom are children too young to properly process a traumatic event. More.

A New York congressman has proposed legislation that would designate Sept. 11 as a federal holiday. U.S. Rep. Mike Lawler introduced the bill titled the September 11th Day of Remembrance Act. If it signed into law, Sept. 11 would become the 12th federal holiday. More.

First Lieutenant Michele Stull was a pilot with Continental Airlines (now United Airlines) when the tragedy of 9/11 forced her crew and nearly 150 passengers to land in Gander, Newfoundland and await word that the airspace over the U.S. was back open. More.

American children are growing up under a cloud of fear as a result of the near-daily occurrence of mass shootings and gun violence — and this week’s event in Nashville brought violence to a school once again. More.

The Tunnel to Towers 9/11 Never Forget Mobile Exhibit will be at Trinity High School on Tuesday, April 25 to Wednesday, April 26. The traveling museum that contains artifacts from 9/11 will be at Trinity High School, located at 3601 Simpson Ferry Road in Camp Hill. More.

As the United States reels from yet another mass school shooting, experts warn that young children are suffering from its devastating impacts. More.

We were the last group called. One by one, others had been told. Now, after about 12 hours, it was our turn to learn the incomprehensibly horrible truth — our daughter Kristina, just 20, was gone, the last victim of the 2018 Borderline Bar and Grill massacre in Thousand Oaks to be identified. More.

Listen to these educators explain why learning about 9/11 is so crucial to our nation’s youth. More.