US Marks 17th Anniversary of 9/11 Terror Attacks
World Trade Center museum to receive 9/11 victims remains
Beloved retired FDNY EMT 'Joey Challenger' dies of 9/11 illness
Zadroga law 9/11 claims process too complex, advocates say
More than half of the claims submitted to the September 11 Victim Compensation Fund remain incomplete, the result of a process that advocates and lawyers say had been too labor-intensive.
Payments to Victims of 9/11 Cut in Half as Number of Compensation Claims See Large Increase
A Somber Visit to 9/11 Museum for New York Mayor Bill de Blasio
Standing inside the National September 11 Memorial Museum amid photos of thousands of victims, Mayor Bill de Blasio typed F-O-N-T-A-N-A on a screen, bringing up images of Dave Fontana, the Brooklyn firefighter he met months before terrorists toppled the Twin Towers.
Fitzpatrick, ground zero firefighters rally behind 9/11 fund
Supreme Court lets victims' 9/11 suit vs Saudi Arabia proceed
The U.S. Supreme Court gave the go-ahead Monday to a lawsuit by victims of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks against the government of Saudi Arabia, alleging it indirectly financed al-Qaeda in the years before the hijackings. The justices declined to hear an appeal by the Saudi government of a lower-court ruling that the lawsuit could go forward. More.