An FDNY firefighter has won a $2.5 million settlement for 9/11-linked cancer in a highly unusual suit against the city, The Post has learned. Brian Kevan, who came down with non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma in 2019, sued the city instead of filing a claim with the federal Victim Compensation Fund (VCF) like nearly all ailing 9/11 responders in the last decade. More.
FDNY firefighter awarded $2.5M in 9/11 cancer lawsuit
Join Voices Center for Resilience and Meet Author Bonnie McEneaney McNamara on February 28
Join Voices Center for Resilience on Monday, February 28, for an exciting, virtual conversation with New York Times Bestselling Author, Bonnie McEneaney McNamara, as she discusses her book, Messages: Signs, Visits and Premonitions from Loved Ones Lost on 9/11. More.
Former NYPD Detective & 9/11 Responder Says 100 Pound Weight Loss Saved Him After Cancer, Heart Failure Diagnoses
Frank Thomas, a former New York City Police Department detective of 23 years and 9/11 responder, is opening up about how weight loss saved his life after cancer and a heart failure diagnosis. More.
9/11 Tribute Memorial Making Process Towards Completion
Arkansas Valley Construction, Daniels Construction, BMS, Electra Pro, Riders Metal LLC and G5 Imprints, all in a joint effort, built an information kiosk at the 9/11 Memorial adjacent to the Big Timbers Museum just north of Lamar, Colorado. More.
9/11: The Day Gander Opened Its Doors To Complete Strangers
It may have been over 20 years ago that people in America woke up to see terrorists flying aircraft into the twin towers. While that was such a horrific event, the kindness shown by the people of Gander, Canada, will never be forgotten. More.
9-11 Memorial Defines the “Clovis Way of Life”
The California 9/11 Memorial, located on 3485 Never Forget Lane in Clovis is a permanent monument to honor and remember the 2,977 people killed during the most horrific terrorist attack in history. More.
Treat all 9/11 victims’ families equally: President Biden must ensure fair distribution of formally frozen Afghan funds
President Biden issued an executive order last week consolidating and seizing $7 billion from the Afghan central bank, clearing the path to provide humanitarian aid to the Afghan people as well as compensate members of the 9/11 community. More.
Biden's 9/11 settlement creates a nightmare families never wanted to face
Think of this as a 9/11 nightmare — all these years later. Thousands of relatives of victims of America’s deadliest terrorist attack on Sept. 11, 2001, joined forces nearly two decades ago to pursue legal action against a variety of nations that may have provided financial support for Osama bin Laden’s Islamist operatives who carried out the attacks. More.