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Foundation that supports fallen first responders to pay off home mortgages for slain FBI agents

A foundation that supports first responders and their families is raising money to pay off the home mortgages of the two FBI agents who were killed in Sunrise. Tunnel to Towers, a foundation set up for first responders after 9/11, will pay off the mortgages for Laura Schwartzenberger and Daniel Alfin, the FBI special agents who were killed while serving a warrant in a child pornography investigation. More.

Lifelong Rockland Resident and Decorated NYPD Sergeant Passes Away From 9/11-related illness

Lifelong Rockland Resident and Decorated NYPD Sergeant Passes Away From 9/11-related illness. Sgt. William Brautigam joined the NYPD just two months before the 9/11 terror attacks. During his career, he made nearly 700 arrests and was the recipient of numerous awards citations. More.

Maloney Applauds NYS Making 9/11 Community Eligible for COVID-19 Vaccine

Congresswoman Carolyn B. Maloney (D-NY), author of the James Zadroga 9/11 Health and Compensation Act and its subsequent reauthorizations, today applauded New York State’s announcement that individuals with 9/11-related cancers and pulmonary diseases will be eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine as of February 15, 2021. More.

Nancy Pelosi Calls for '9/11-Type Commission' To Address Capitol Security

Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi has called for a "9/11-type Commission" to address security risks at the U.S. Capitol in response to the deadly insurrection at the complex last month. "This letter is about you. It is about your safety as you serve in Congress, your safety in your district and your safety when traveling to and from Washington. More.

Veteran 9/11 firefighter becomes 13th COVID-19 related death

FDNY officials on Sunday announced the death of a veteran firefighter due to COVID-19. Joseph Ferrugia, 61, became the thirteenth FDNY member to die from the illness, officials said. “This horrific illness has taken far too many lives, and now it has killed a man who bravely served New Yorkers for three decades,” FDNY Commissioner Daniel Nigro wrote on Instagram. More.

Robert Saleh's journey to the New York Jets began with 9/11 epiphany

Let's start in the living room of Robert Saleh's parents' home in Dearborn, Michigan. On the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, Saleh and his family sat in front of the TV, horrified by the images they saw on CNN. His mother was crying. His sisters were crying. His father, Sam, refused to believe the grisly scene at the World Trade Center in New York City. More.

9/11 Stories: FDNY Commissioner Dan Nigro

FDNY Commissioner Daniel Nigro was the Chief Of Operations on 9/11, second in command to Chief Of Department Pete Ganci. They had just finished a morning conference at department headquarters in Brooklyn when they felt the building shudder. More.

Declassify the post-9/11 torture program

As Joe Biden settles into his presidency, in addition to facing a pandemic and economic crisis, he will hear demands for accountability. If President Biden is going to help restore a robust commitment to the rule of law, he will need to address the abuses that followed the 9/11 attacks — specifically, the CIA-run torture program. More.