Advocates for 9/11 first responders are challenging the Trump administration to stabilize the embattled World Trade Center Health Program, warning bureaucratic dysfunction could have deadly consequences. More.

A Myrtle Beach business owner is sharing safety tips following the officer-involved shooting in April, where one man died and 11 others were injured. “Go out, plan to have a good time, but also plan to be safe,” Bruce Golar said. More.

John Feal, a 9/11 first responder who advocates for injured first responders from the September 11th attacks himself, was extremely critical of HHS and support for those suffering health issues from the cleanup at Ground Zero, including Secretary Robert Kennedy. More.

When terrorists flew planes into New York’s Twin Towers on Sept. 11, 2001, first responders didn’t hesitate. Many lost their lives saving others who worked in the World Trade Center. More.

When Joseph Angelini III, whose hero father and grandfather both died responding to the 9/11 terror attack, received the email welcoming him to the FDNY’s next academy class, he noticed when the message had been sent — 9:11 a.m. More.

Just across the Hudson River from Ground Zero, less than 2,000 feet from where the Twin Towers once stood, New Jersey built the Empty Sky Memorial to honor the 746 of our neighbors who were murdered on Sept. 11, 2001. More.

Federal workers who help run the health program for Sept. 11 first responders and survivors have been rehired after a bipartisan outcry forced the Trump administration to reverse deep cuts that threatened to hobble the program. More.

The promise of Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to restore the steep cuts to the World Trade Center Health Program was a worthless lie, betraying the heroes and victims of 9/11. He is a low character, but we didn’t know he would go that low. More.