A former flight attendant left Boston Sunday on his fourth annual journey to honor the victims of 9/11, including several former coworkers who were killed. More.
Former flight attendant leaves Boston to start annual 9/11 remembrance journey
'We need to remember:' 9/11 Ride honors victims
The roar of motorcycles filled the air Friday morning as riders in the 24th annual America’s 9/11 Ride began their journey to the Pentagon and Ground Zero in New York. More.
First Responders To Climb Discovery Park Tower In 9/11 Commemoration
The Union City Tennessee Fire Department is partnering with Discovery Park of America for the annual 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb on Saturday, Sept. 7. First responders, in full gear, will climb the Cooper Tower staircase 10 times, the equivalent of the World Trade Center’s 110 stories. More.
Revoking the 9/11 Plea Deals: Human Rights Consequences
Unexpected news emerged at the end of July that a plea bargain had been reached with three of the 9/11 accused. That newsflash barely had time to sink in, and few substantive details had emerged on the agreement itself, when with whiplash speed, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin decided to unilaterally discard the plea deal and pursue trials for the three men at Guantanamo. More.
New York lawmakers seek death penalty for 9/11 mastermind
Members of New York’s congressional delegation are calling on the Biden administration to put the death penalty back on the table for alleged 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed after revoking a plea deal that would have spared his life. More.
Video and Airplane Sketch Raise New Questions About Saudi Ties to 9/11
A trove of evidence seized by British authorities from the home of a Saudi national with ties to the Sept. 11 Al Qaeda hijackers is now being made public for the first time as part of a long-running lawsuit against the kingdom’s government by the families of some of the victims. More.
Austin's surprise decision to overrule 9/11 plea deals muddies military hearing
Secretary of State Lloyd Austin's surprise decision to overrule the plea deals with three 9/11 terror defendants, including the attack's alleged architect Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, may muddy their ongoing military hearings. More.
Mass Shooting Ripple Effect on Community, PTSD Development
A recent study found 1 in 4 adults in the community—and not only direct survivors or witnesses—meet PTSD criteria following a mass shooting. This cross-sectional survey, conducted from February 2020 to September 2020, identified those at most risk for developing PTSD following a mass violence incident. More.