AN NYPD cop struggling with suicidal thoughts in the wake of 9/11 said his life was saved by an "angel" on Christmas Eve in a heartwarming story reminiscent of the classic movie, It's A Wonderful Life. More.

When Claude Elliott speaks to other towns and groups, the longtime former mayor of Gander, Newfoundland, offers a lesson based on experience. “The greatest asset you have in your community is your people,” Elliott says. “There’s no challenge too big when the community comes together that you can’t foresee and conquer.” More.

The Tunnel to Towers Foundation honors the sacrifice of firefighter Stephen Siller, who gave his life to save others on Sept. 11, 2001, as well as the nation’s military and first responders. More.

FBI records about Operation Encore ordered declassified by President Biden have yielded significant new information about a trio of Saudi Ministry of Islamic Affairs officials operating inside the U.S. who agents concluded worked to support al Qaeda and advance the 9/11 plot. More.

The death sentence Joe Manchin declared for President Biden’s massive domestic policy bill is also threatening a key priority of New York lawmakers — plugging a nearly $3 billion gap in the 9/11 health program. More.

Alice M. Greenwald, 69, the president and chief executive of the 9/11 Memorial & Museum in Lower Manhattan, on Thursday announced that she expects to leave the institution in 2022, after 16 years there. More.

The Day West Point Stood Still The morning began like any other day on Sept. 11, 2001. Clear blue skies, the radiant sun, cadets heading to class and West Point faculty and staff clocking in for work. More.

Families of victims who died in the September 11, 2001 attacks are hoping to draw from the $10 billion in frozen Afghan reserves as payment in damages from court cases they won years ago. More.