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Obama reflects on 20th anniversary of 9/11: American heroes ‘run towards danger in order to do what is right’
Former President Barack Obama on Saturday reflected on the 20th anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks, paying tribute to the thousands of Americans who died that day and reenforcing his commitment to honoring their legacy.
‘Jill, what is it?’: How Joe Biden the senator reacted to the September 11 attacks
Sen. Joe Biden was on the phone with his wife during his morning commute from Delaware to Washington, DC, when the second plane hit the World Trade Center.
The 9/11 photos we will never forget
After the first plane crashed into the World Trade Center, Kelly Guenther grabbed her camera gear and ran to the Brooklyn Heights Promenade that overlooks the New York Harbor and the skyline of Lower Manhattan.
Judge orders Capitol riot defendant remain jailed after lashing out over ‘Foxitis’ assertion
A judge on Friday ordered a US Capitol riot defendant to remain jailed in part because of a previous incident in which the defendant became so incensed by the suggestion that a person who took part in the January 6 attack had "Foxitis" that he allegedly threatened a probation officer.
Fact-checking the false but viral story about F-22 pilots resigning after a vaccination text from the Secretary of Defense
False claims went viral on Friday about Air Force pilots and the Pentagon's Covid-19 vaccine mandate for members of the military.
Inside Democrats’ efforts to include immigration in their economic agenda bill
Senate Democrats made their case Friday to include a path to legalization for millions of immigrants in their $3.5 trillion bill to expand the country's social safety net.
Biden administration appeals ruling that found DACA unlawful
The Biden administration appealed on Friday a Texas court ruling that found the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program unlawful -- injecting fresh uncertainty into the lives of thousands of immigrants.
Florida appeals court rules in favor of DeSantis, reverses order to allow mask mandate ban in schools
Florida's 1st District Court on Friday reinstated a stay on mask mandates in schools, blocking face mask requirements in schools for now, court documents show.
Newly formed White House council to promote competition across US economy to hold first meeting
A newly formed White House council to promote competition across the US economy and lower costs for American families is holding its first meeting on Friday in the Roosevelt Room at the White House.