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25 years after the horrific 9/11 attacks, America’s collective memory is fading — but the lessons learned mustn’t be forgotten

The 9/11 attacks completely failed to demoralize America: Instead, we came together — in mourning and in purpose — in a way almost unimaginable today.

25 years after the horrific 9/11 attacks, America’s collective memory is fading — but the lessons learned mustn’t be forgotten

The 9/11 attacks completely failed to demoralize America: Instead, we came together — in...

The 25th anniversary of 9/11: Letters to the Editor — Sept. 11, 2026

NY Post readers discuss the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks on the...

The 25th anniversary of 9/11: Letters to the Editor — Sept. 11, 2026

NY Post readers discuss the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks on the...

This week in Whoppers: Mamdani distorts the truth of 9/11; Hasan Piker praises Mao Zedong again, and more

Mayor Zohran Mamdani tried to pass blame on to the Giuliani and Bloomberg administrations...

My NR Essay on Virginia’s Abortion Referendum

NR’s home page on Tuesday featured my essay “Virginia’s Amendment 1 Is Extreme and Deceptive: The voter referendum would allow abortion up to birth,...

‘Did John Marshall Continue as Secretary of State?’

The conventional historical understanding is that after becoming Chief Justice in February 1801 John Marshall continued as Secretary of State for the remaining month...

The Intelligence Reforms We Still Need

A new congressional report warns us that America cannot afford another failure of imagination.

For Years, 9/11 Was Something Students Lived. Today, It’s a History Lesson

College professors are addressing students’ lack of experience through intentional educational programming.

South Carolina Senate Candidate Went All in on Child Gender Transition Despite Being a Pediatrician

Andrews won South Carolina’s Democratic primary and will face off against Darline Graham in November’s general election.

Jimmy Kimmel says Trump team forced Talarico interview off broadcast

Late-night talk show host Jimmy Kimmel claimed on Wednesday that President Trump's administration forced him to cancel the live airing of an interview with Texas Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico.

FBI undercounts cases where ‘good guy with gun’ stops attacks

The FBI's active-shooter database routinely misses cases where an armed civilian stops an active-shooter attack, according to a new report from the Crime Prevention Research Center.

Seen, Heard & Whispered: Bessent’s dachshund jab; Kirk look-alikes disavowed; Trump’s royal bond

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent compares Canada's prime minister to a yappy little dog, universities scramble to distance themselves from Charlie Kirk look-alike contests, and Lara Trump shares why her father-in-law treasured meeting Queen Elizabeth.

Outgoing Rep Chip Roy says the GOP has already ‘delivered significantly,’ but must ‘finish the job’

Outgoing House Republican Chip Roy of Texas said that while Republicans have "delivered significantly," they still must "finish the job."

Republican sounds alarm on rising Dem star: ‘This guy’s going to be a problem’

Mike Collins claims Jon Ossoff is using the Georgia Senate race as a Democratic Party springboard for a 2028 presidential run as a DSA candidate.

Zohran Mamdani urged to skip New York City’s 9/11 memorial: ‘Vile antisemite’

Rep. Mike Lawler demands Zohran Mamdani skip the 9/11 memorial, citing the NYC mayor's ties to terror sympathizers and antisemitic rhetoric.

For ‘horrible moment,’ Bush White House thought US military shot down Flight 93

Condoleezza Rice recalled the tense moment she and George W. Bush believed Flight 93 had been shot down while coordinating responses in a bunker.

9/11 hero’s memory preserved through massive effort to ‘do good’ for vets, first responders: ‘His legacy’

Tunnel to Towers' 343 Homes Initiative honors Stephen Siller and the 9/11 firefighters with mortgage-free homes for fallen first responders' families.

Supreme Court again blocks Missouri from using Trump-backed congressional maps

The Supreme Court blocked Missouri's Republican-backed congressional map for a second time as a contempt hearing looms for Denny Hoskins this week.

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