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1. 11/22 AND 9/11 They keep telling us 9/11 changed everything. But even in this Photoshopped age of unreliable narrators, much remains the same. The assassination of President John Kennedy, [...]

It has been [10 months] since the travesty of Sept. 11, 2001. in our great nation. Many heroic stories have been told since that day. There is one story, which […]

A brief history of Afghanistan under the Taliban regime is provided, with details on daily life, politics, and conflicts. Osama bin Laden's life is laid out, and the events leading to the September 11 terrorist attacks are listed.

What was once fallow land after being strip-mined for 30 years will become the third major memorial to the September 11 attacks--and the only one that's part of the National [...]

On June 18, 2001, Abdulaziz Alomari filled out a simple, two-page application for a visa to come to the United States. Alomari was not exactly the ideal candidate for a [...]

September 11 will be the first anniversary of the attack on the World Trade Towers. Not long after the attack, U.S. Kids readers started sending us--without being asked--artwork about the [...]

Byline: Andy Peters, Robert Barba & Rachel Witkowski From the perspective of New York's community bankers, 9/11 bred an era of caution and governmental oversight that will not go away [...]

Byline: Richard Booth As the U.S. commemorates the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, the financial community, among many others, is taking time to reflect on those lost. We [...]

Byline: DAVE LENCKUS One felt the proud white tower shudder. Another witnessed the sight that made it clear the horror was no accident. Two were on airplanes when they heard [...]

Columbia University's oral-history archive was founded in 1948, by Allan Nevins, a historian who was worried that, because of the telephone, people were not writing enough down. Sixty-three years later, [...]

Ten years ago, I lived in San Francisco. I was thinking up brand names for an advertising company, composing 'logical reasoning' questions for the G.R.E., and trying to write a [...]

The idea of using suicide pilots to obliterate the skyscrapers of Manhattan originated in 1940s Berlin. 'In the latter stages of the war, I never saw Hitler so beside himself [...]

You tell us, with a casual by-the-way, Iraq was not behind that awful day, As if we'd never heard your staff and you Implying just the opposite was true. The [...]

Despite last year's near-constant coverage and calls for service or reflection, Melanie Shortman finds that many PR pros will do business as usual on September 11, 2003. This week, many [...]

In 'Sky High ' you read about the attacks of September 11, 2001. Now read the article below about that tragic day. Compare the two articles by completing the chart. [...]

A day of worldwide remembrance drew to a close [September 11] the way it began--quietly--as President George W. Bush met families of victims of the September 11 attacks on the [...]

The anniversary taking place this week may cast a pall over many hearts as people reflect upon the tragedies that occurred last year on Sept. 11. But we hope many [...]

Anniversaries of great disasters are commemorated mainly for the sake of the living. If the event was recent, an observance of its anniversary may somewhat console those who are still [...]

The investment banking boutique Sandler O'Neill & Partners LP will close from 8:45 a.m. until 9:30 a.m. on Sept. 11 as it holds a private memorial for the 66 employees [...]

As we approach the anniversary of the tragic events of Sept. 11, 2002, Business Insurance invites readers to share their thoughts and recollections on how the terror affected them and [...]

Annus horriblus is Latin for 'horrible year,' yet even that phrase fails to encompass what's happened during the past 12 months. The terrorist attacks just one year ago marked the [...]

Like many hospitals in New York City, Elmhurst Hospital Center in Queens once believed itself to be well-prepared for a major emergency. That emergency would, of course, happen nearby and [...]

Fifty-one percent of U.S. consumers believe marketers should go dark Sept. 11, according to an exclusive Advertising Age survey. The survey, conducted by WPP Group's Lightspeed Research, found that only […]

NEW YORK -- Organizers of London's fashion week have agreed to trade places with New York on the fashion calendar in a one-season deal to avoid expected conflicts in Manhattan, [...]

Last month, the Library of Congress announced it had begun collecting a massive digital record comprising gigabytes of data culled from thousands of news, personal and tribute Web sites related […]

For the 25,000 of us in Las Vegas, either attending or exhibiting at the Pack Expo show, our memories of September 11 will always have a surreal dimension. Cast against [...]

TUESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 11, 2001 7:45 AMERICAN AIRLINES FLIGHT 11 (Boeing 767) leaves Boston for Los Angeles with 92 people onboard 7:58 UNITED AIRLINES FLIGHT 175 (Boeing 767) leaves Boston [...]

Sept. 16, 1920, New York City: A TNT bomb planted in a horse-drawn wagon blows up on Wall Street, killing 35 and injuring hundreds. Authorities blame Bolshevists or anarchists. March [...]