NEWSNATIONNOW (Kellie Meyer) - Pentagon official who survived 9/11 attack: ‘We don’t know the Lord’s motives’
Brian Birdwell is grateful to have experienced many of life’s benchmarks.
Brian Birdwell is grateful to have experienced many of life’s benchmarks.
“I just don’t understand why he would throw that into the mix here,” former Pennsylvania congressman Charlie Dent said.
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New 9/11 documents renew focus on survivors' health: Former Ground Zero first responder Paul Rieckhoff wants officials held accountable for insisting the air was safe in Lower Manhattan after the attacks: 'If people lied and committed crimes, they should go to jail. No one should be above the law.'
A four-second clip of Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D- NY) and New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani smiling as they greeted each other during the 9/11 anniversary ceremony drew criticism from some Republicans. An extended clip of that moment shows Mamdani standing with a solemn expression as the names of the attack victims are called before briefly greeting the congresswoman.
Loved ones of the victims gathered at Memorial Plaza for an annual reading of the names of people who died that extended for several hours.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani has never treated CAIR as a problem, and New York taxpayers are still paying the groups tied to it. He took political help from CAIR-linked PACs, hired from the same network, and City Hall now acts like the paper trail is a smear instead of a record. Texas and Florida designated CAIR a terrorist organization. […] The post NYC Taxpayers Fund Groups Tied to CAIR as Mamdani Looks Away appeared first on StoneZone .
Mayor Zohran Mamdani has never treated CAIR as a problem, and New York taxpayers are still paying the groups tied to it. He took political help from CAIR-linked PACs, hired from the same network, and City Hall now acts like the paper trail is a smear instead of a record. Texas and Florida designated CAIR a terrorist organization. The UAE did it years earlier. CAIR spent years selling itself as a civil-rights shop. Prosecutors listed it as an unindicted co-conspirator in the Holy Land Foundation case, the largest Hamas-financing trial in American history. A CAIR board member later drew a 65-year sentence in that same world of cases. None of that stopped CAIR-tied money from becoming one of the biggest institutional boosts…Open
"W: Portrait of a Presidency" chronicles the presidency of George W. Bush at the dawn of the new millennium, taking viewers inside one of the most consequential periods in modern American history. The film examines the Bush administration's response to the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, including the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, as well as the domestic challenges that shaped his eight years in office. The documentary also revisits pivotal moments of the early 2000s, including Hurricane Katrina and the Great Recession, and explores the decisions, policies and controversies that defined Bush's presidency and shaped his legacy.
On "Saturday Agenda," former NYC Fire Commissioner Tom Von Essen reflected on 9/11.