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People wondering when the 9/11 terror trial will actually begin got a new, if somewhat mysterious, metric from the military judge Monday.
Army Col. James L. Pohl, the judge, said prosecutors...
Two blue ribbon government panels on 9/11, two approaches to public accountability.
The 9/11 Commission held a dozen public hearings before issuing its 567-page report to the nation in 2004. While many of its records...
Originally published at The Guardian by Donna Marsh O'Connor on 5/20/16
There is a bungee cord tied around my waist, and it tethers me to Ground Zero. The bungee lets me move away, to live...
Originally published at Reuters by Nate Raymond on 9/29/15
A U.S. judge on Tuesday dismissed claims against Saudi Arabia by families of victims of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, who accused the country of providing...
Originally published at Reuters on 8/16/15
The U.S. military has canceled a pretrial hearing for suspects in the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks, a military spokesman said on Sunday, in another setback for the government in...
A federal lawsuit moving forward in Manhattan could open the floodgates to tightly held government secrets about foreign connections to the 9/11 attacks.
While the Obama administration refuses to make public the censored 28 pages...
