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The lead Sep 11, 2026 1

Twenty-Five Years After 9/11: How the Attacks Defined Every President Since

From Bush's invasion of Afghanistan to Obama killing bin Laden, Biden's chaotic 2021 withdrawal, and Trump's 2025 strikes on Iran, each president wrestled with the same day.

Steven Richards

Sep 11, 2026 1

The Good Shepherd of the South Tower

One man single-handedly ushered nearly 3,000 people to safety on the morning of 9/11. His incredible story continues to inspire 25 years later.

Phill Kline

Sep 11, 2026 5

ECHOES OF EXCEPTIONALISM: The Heroes of Flight 93

Twenty-five years after 9/11, the courage of Flight 93 still echoes. Faced with certain death, ordinary Americans chose to fight back, turning “Let’s Roll” into an enduring testament to sacrifice, duty, and American exceptionalism.

Phill Kline

Sep 11, 2026 48

Five Questions Americans Must Ask Themselves 25 Years After 9/11

Honoring the fallen means facing some difficult but necessary questions.

Shane Harris

Sep 9, 2026 30

How to Waste $9 Trillion to NOT 'Save the Planet'

The world spent $9 trillion since 2020, yet a 2026 UN report admits the 1.5-degree goal is gone, and now demands $7.8 trillion a year through 2030.

Stephen Moore

Sep 9, 2026 63

Republicans Blow the Lid off “Birth Tourism” Epidemic

A Miami doctor whose "Have My Baby in Miami" site claimed 2,000 deliveries took the Fifth when Congress asked about Chinese officials and MS-13 members using birth tourism to secure citizenship for their children.

Sarah Katherine Sisk

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The Battle of Brandywine Begins Sep 11, 2026

First Drunk Driving Arrest Sep 10, 2026

Elvis Presley Makes First Appearance on “The Ed Sullivan Show” Sep 9, 2026

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