9/11
Pentagon: US Still In Armed Conflict With Al-Qaida, Enemy Threat Ongoing
Senior Pentagon officials are defending a 2001 military force law, saying the U.S. remains in armed conflict with al-Qaida and its associate forces.
Obama: US Safer, Resilient on 9/11 Anniversary
President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama spent a portion of Tuesday at Arlington National Cemetery visiting the graves of service members killed in Afghanistan and Iraq.
Is America Safer? Obama and Romney Disagree
Looking to win voters even as they swore off negative attacks, the presidential candidates clashed over whether the country is a safer place on the 11th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks.
Obama Briefed on 9/11 Preparations
President Barack Obama has been briefed by his top national security aides on the government’s preparedness ahead of the 11th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks.
Artwork Done By Children That Lost Parents In 9/11 Attacks Being Shown At Pentagon
Large-scale artworks created by children who lost parents or siblings in the 9/11 attacks are being shown together for the first time at the Pentagon.
Anger, Sighs As 9/11 Families Watch Terror Hearing
Moans, sighs and exclamations erupted Saturday as relatives of Sept. 11 victims watched the closed-circuit TV feed of the court hearing from a movie theater at Fort Hamilton in New York City.
Sept. 11 Case Returns To Guantanamo Tribunal
Five men accused of orchestrating the Sept. 11 attacks, including the self-proclaimed mastermind, are headed back to a military tribunal at Guantanamo Bay on Saturday, more than three years after President Barack Obama put the case on hold in a failed effort to move the proceedings to a civilian court and close the prison at the U.S. base in Cuba.
Pentagon: Remains Of Some 9-11 Victims Went To Landfill
A Pentagon report says unidentified partial remains of some 9-11 victims went to a landfill.




