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GameStop 'pulls 9/11-inspired NFT' from its store after outrage

GameStop has been facing significant backlash for appearing to allow an NFT on its storefront based on an image captured during 9/11. The image, known as Falling Man, was initially taken by Richard Drew at the Twin Towers site in New York City on September 11, 2001. More.

Donald Trump and Henrik Stenson to face protests from 9/11 victims' families before LIV Golf event

Donald Trump and Henrik Stenson will face protests from the families of 9/11 victims before and during this week’s LIV Golf Series event at the former US President’s New Jersey course, which is less than 50 miles from Ground Zero. More.

GameStop Sells NFT Based on September 11 Events

GameStop is a well—known retailer of video games, accessories and much more, but over the years, former and current customers have been interested in its future. It’s no secret that the transition to digital games has affected GameStop’s profits. More.

Anxiety after mass shootings and violence

It is a situation that has become all too familiar in the U.S. – watching in horror as news of a mass shooting spreads. While public events in the United States remain safe more often than not, some high profile shootings are causing anxiety for many Americans. More.

Law Firm With 9/11 History Dumps Golfer After Move to Saudi Tour

Law firm Cozen O’Connor has ended a two-year sponsorship with professional golfer Jason Kokrak after he jumped to a breakaway circuit funded by the Saudi Arabia Public Investment Fund. More.

Greenport firefighter with 9/11 illness wants other responders to register with state before looming deadline

Antone “Tony” Volinski was one of the thousands of first responders who hurried to the smoldering wreckage of the World Trade Center in the aftermath of the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks. More.

NYC commits to daily maintenance, long-term improvements at 9/11 Postcards Memorial

St. George’s Postcard Memorial, a space created for reflection about the tragedy of 9/11, has fallen into disrepair. The area of reflection -- located on the water in a spot where there was a clear view of the Twin Towers before they were destroyed -- is a heavily traveled space. More.

Arts for Hearts Clarksville invites community to paint Commemorative Tiles for 9/11 Pillars of Hope Sculpture

The Clarksville-Montgomery County Arts and Heritage Development Council recently commissioned Artist and Sculptor Jim Diehr to create a permanent sculpture to display the commemorative 9/11 ceramic tiles hand painted by local citizens. More.