9/11 Anniversary
How to Watch Jon Stewart's 9/11 Comedy Special and Who is Performing
The comedian and Pete Davidson are hosting a charity benefit to raise money for 9/11 charities, and it will feature a whole host of A-list stars on the mic.
Federal Judge Says it's 'Amazing' 9/11 Culprits Not 'Brought to Justice'
"It's amazing to me that the rest of the culprits in this case have not been brought to justice.," said U.S. District Judge Leonie Brinkema.
Former Boston Transit CEO Says She Was Held 'Accountable' for 9/11 Deaths
"Being blamed for it caused terrible trauma, bad dreams, depression," former Massachusetts Port Authority CEO Virginia Buckingham said.
Flag Display Garden Honoring 9/11 Victims in Boston Vandalized
On Thursday mornings, some of the flags were found broken and strewn across the ground. Trash cans near the garden were found knocked over.
Honor 9/11 Victims With Actions for Peace
We must be peacemakers everywhere around the globe, instead of starting wars and selling arms.
Recall That Rudy Giuliani Had a Finest Hour
In 2018, he attended a game at Yankee Stadium, and when the announcer said, "The New York Yankees wish a very happy birthday to Mayor Giuliani," the crowd burst out with boos.
9/11 20th Anniversary Commemorations: How the Date Will Be Marked This Year
Several 9/11 commemoration events will be held to mark 20 years since the terror attack, including performances, exhibitions and film screenings.
As a Favor for His Taliban Hosts, bin Laden Had Their Rival Assassinated
The news that Ahmad Shah Massoud had been killed "made me feel sick to my stomach," said the CIA officer who led the first team into Afghanistan after 9/11.
"Zero Hour": Intercepted Communications Signaled an Attack Was Imminent
"The match is about to begin," said one of the communications. The NSA didn't translate them into English or disseminate them.
Two 9/11 Victims' Remains Identified Almost 20 Years Later
It has been nearly two years since the last time remains were identified from the 9/11 attacks at the World Trade Center.
More People Died of 9/11-Related Illnesses Than in the Initial Attack
"For many, the mental anguish is as difficult to bear as the physical ailments," September 11 VCF Deputy Special Master Stefanie Langsam wrote in the report.
Trial of 9/11 Mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed Resumes Today: What to Know
Mohammed and four alleged co-conspirators will face charges before a U.S. military tribunal at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, and, if found guilty, could be executed.
The Pilots and Muscle Men Began to Assemble. First Up, the Newark Team
September 7 saw the terrorists enroute to their 9/11 departure points. The four hijackers of United Airlines Flight 93 were the earliest team in position.
How Much Did al Qaeda Pay for the Entire 9/11 Operation?
Al Qaeda paid for the hijackers' flight training, travel, and more than a year's residence in the U.S., without triggering banking suspicious activity reports.
'I'm a Former United Airlines Attendant Walking 220 Miles For 9/11 Victims'
Flight 175 was a route I worked on all the time. Of course, I knew the crew who were on that flight on 9/11. It might sound crazy but I almost wanted to have been on that flight. I would have rather been up there battling with those terrorists. I just couldn't comprehend those crew members being hurt.
FBI HQ Finally Emailed Field Agents—12 Minutes Before Flight 11 Hit the WTC
The FBI later said that Bureau headquarters hoped other agencies would take action.
Al Qaeda Isn't Afraid to Kill Americans, a Memo Warned One Week Before 9/11
The personal warning from terrorism staffer Richard Clarke could not have been stronger. But he was just frustrated by the bureaucracy, Rice thought.
Biden Orders AG to Release FBI Documents Related to 9/11 Investigation
"I made a commitment to ensuring transparency regarding the declassification of documents on the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks," Biden said.
World Trade Center Hijackers May Have Been Lovers, Said 9/11 Mastermind
Khalid Sheikh Mohammed talked about the men's relationship; it may have reshaped what happened on September 11.
At Walmart, the Hijacker Bought Items for a Fake Bomb to Scare Passengers
"They said they have a bomb," a passenger told his father. "Don't worry, Dad ... If it happens, it'll be very fast." No traces of explosives were found.
'Worth' on Netflix: The True Story Behind Finding the Value of 9/11 Victims
Michael Keaton and Stanley Tucci star in the drama "Worth" on Netflix but there's an emotionally testing true story behind the movie's difficult subject.
'Worth' Writer on Working With Michael Keaton for New Netflix 9/11 Movie
Screenwriter of "Worth" Max Borenstein speaks to Newsweek about making an "unmakeable movie" for Netflix based on the aftermath of September 11, 2001.
Mohammed Atta Told His Men, Shout "Allahu Akbar," Wear Socks that Stay Up
"Smile in the face of doom, young man," Atta instructed the other 9/11 hijackers, "for you are passing to the gardens of eternity."
Clinton Team's Advised Bush on Fighting Taliban, But Bush Wasn't Having It
Bill Clinton-era officials urged his successor to make use of warlord Ahmed Shah Massoud and his anti-Taliban Northern Alliance.
What the CIA Didn't Tell Bush When He Returned from Vacation
Saudi Prince Turki 's resignation surprised the CIA. He was close to them--and to Osama bin Laden. But the U.S. focused its wrath on Pakistan, not Saudi Arabia.
FBI HQ 'Dumbed Down' the Report from Minneapolis Agents Who Foresaw Attack
"If this guy is let go, two years from now he will be talking to a control tower while aiming a 747 at the White House," an agent wrote 12 days before 9/11.
Osama bin Laden Told His Team, the Hell with Taliban Leader Mullah Omar
Even al Qaeda leaders didn't know the date of the planned attack. When told, they had objections—but bin Laden overruled them.
9/11 Mastermind Was Named in Intel Report, Which Should've Alerted the CIA
Deadly failure on KSM: Multiple reports cited the person recruiting terrorists to attack the U.S—but the CIA and FBI were looking elsewhere.
As 9/11 Neared, al Qaeda Prepared a Second Attack on America
Zaid Jarrah was a computer program by day, terrorist by night. He bought a poster of the Boeing 757 cockpit to study and to share with other bin Laden members.
A Florida Motel Manager Let the "Clean-cut" Guest Have an Overnight Visitor
Marwan al-Shehhi shared his room with Mohammed Atta. They shopped in Target, Circuit City, Payless Shoes, Lowe's.