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Americans remember exactly where they were on 9/11
From Gen Z to the Silent Generation, Americans told USA TODAY about their memory of 9/11.
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How New York City Became One of the World's Most Influential Cities
New York City stands as a global beacon for culture, finance, and media, a vibrant metropolis located in the Northeastern United States, specifical...
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The Augusta Chronicle
Serge Burack remembers 'the pile' and sacrifices after 9/11 | Exclusive
The memory of 9/11 remains etched in the memory of surviving families and colleagues
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Detroit Free Press
Michigan's 9/11 legacies: 16 terrorism victims with ties to the state
A look at 16 people with significant ties to Michigan who died in the Sept. 11 terror attacks.
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Detroit Free Press
Bringing Margaret home: Detroit family's search for daughter after 9/11
From the archives: As the nation dealt with terrorism angst, a Detroit family traveled to New York in search of a daughter lost after 9/11.
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The Brooklyn Bridge Became the World’s Longest Suspension Bridge in 1883
New York City, a sprawling metropolis in the Northeastern United States, is not only the nation's most populous city but also a testament to ambiti...
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USA Today
My brother ran into the Twin Towers on 9/11. He never came out. | Opinion
FDNY firefighter Stephen Siller ran into the World Trade Center and never left. To honor his memory, we're still running toward those in need.
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Detroit Free Press
I lived in the aftermath of 9/11 in NYC, and now I fear health impacts
I watched the Twin Towers fall on 9/11 in NYC and lived there, I have since learned the air was not as safe as I was originally told it was.
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Westchester County Journal News
Inside WTC Health Program's history as 9/11 illness fight evolves
The World Trade Center Health Program has evolved amid yearslong and ongoing battles over programs involved in caring for those with 9/11 illnesses.
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Westchester County Journal News
Former NYPD pilot reveals unseen aerial photos of 9/11 | Exclusive
Retired NYPD Detective Greg Semendinger was a helicopter pilot who took some of the only aerial photos of the twin towers' destruction 25 years ago
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USA Today
Why this photographer’s 9/11 ‘Falling Man’ photo remains controversial
The Sept. 11 attack’s “falling man” photo was one of 9/11’s most iconic and haunting images, fueling a mystery over his identify that remains unresolved a quarter century later.
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Rolling Stone
Trump’s Bizarre History With 9/11
The president has spent the past 25 years using the tragedy to fluff his ego and score political points
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