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Exclusive: 9/11 families call out Biden for Saudi oil engagement

The chair of one of the most prominent 9/11 family coalitions has written to President Biden raising concerns about potential renewed U.S. engagement with Saudi Arabia, Axios has learned. More.

Future Mt. Pleasant 9/11 memorial will feature a piece of history

An idea for a 9/11 memorial in Mt. Pleasant getting closer to becoming reality. When Councilman Gary Santos was approached by a group of former New York City first responders now living in Mt. Pleasant with a big idea, Santos jumped at it. More.

Frozen Afghan funds in U.S. could be paid out to some 9/11 legal claims

Through video clips of his trip, Azizzada shared lively moments at a marketplace and scenic views across the landscape. Now, with the new government in power, he can’t help but feel pain for Afghans who are trying to flee and survive under the Taliban’s rule. More.

Longtime IFD Captain passes away after responding to 9/11

Nearly 11,000 first responders developed a cancer linked to exposure to toxins during the clean up. More.

Future Mt. Pleasant 9/11 memorial will feature a piece of history

An idea for a 9/11 memorial in Mt. Pleasant getting closer to becoming reality. When Councilman Gary Santos was approached by a group of former New York City first responders now living in Mt. Pleasant with a big idea, Santos jumped at it. More.

Trial Lawyers Raid a 9/11 Victims Fund

The fall of Afghanistan to the Taliban marked a second torment for 9/11 victims, but one consolation is that they have a legal path to claim significant additional damages. Or at least they might have had one if not for a White House order last month that excludes all but a few from receiving a payout. More.

Legislators hear proposal to issue annual 9/11 proclamation

Over 20 years after 206 Massachusetts residents lost their lives on 9/11, legislators heard a pitch to mark the day with an annual proclamation. “Although there’s a federal Day of Remembrance, as well as the federal Day of Service, Massachusetts actually doesn’t have anything technical on the books when it comes to remembering September 11. More.

9/11 Firefighters May Have More Mutations In Their Blood, Increasing Risk Of Cancer

First responders to the 9/11 attacks have an increased number of mutations in their blood that may predispose them to blood cancers and cardiac disease, according to a new study. The results highlight the attacks' long-lasting impact on first responders to the site. More.