US marks 25 years since the Sept. 11 attacks, ‘moments that divide time’

I cannot remember that many specifics from when I was 10, but 9/11 was one of them. I was having a bath, and my mom came in and bought a radio for me to listen to for the updates.
 
I had just started a new job in September, at IBM. Plus had to do some contractor work at the US embassy and USAid. Days before easy as chips to get in, afterwards yeah parking was 500m away and you were escorted on site.
IBM was having a smoke and next second they close off one entire block, we can't leave we can't do anything, bomb squad arrives, blows up a laptop. Guy had the runs left it there as he rushed to the loo
 

"SEARED In My Memory" Captain Steeeve on Cheating Death After Almost Flying 9/11 Plane, 25 Years On - Piers Morgan Uncensored​

Captain Steve Scheibner AKA Captain Steeeve was scheduled to fly one of the planes on 9/11. He joins Piers Morgan to share his extraordinary personal story of fate, the moment he realized what was happening, and his journey toward forgiveness 25 years later.
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The Day The Sky Went Silent: How 9/11 Changed Aviation - Captain Steeeve & Kennedy Steve​

September 11, 2001 changed aviation forever.

In this special episode, Captain Steeeve and Kennedy Steve look back at what commercial aviation and air traffic control were like before 9/11, what they remember about that period in aviation history, and the changes that followed.

Captain Steeeve brings the perspective of a career airline pilot and Naval aviator, while Kennedy Steve shares the view from the air traffic control side after decades working at New York’s JFK Airport.

From cockpit security and airport screening to air traffic procedures, communication, and the overall culture of flying, they discuss just how different aviation was before September 11—and why so many of the procedures travellers take for granted today trace back to that day.

This episode is also a moment to remember the passengers, crews, first responders, families, and countless others whose lives were forever changed on September 11, 2001.

We will never forget.
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25 Years After 9/11: How “Never Forget” Became “We Deserved It” - Dad Saves America​

Zohran Mamdani just appointed Ramzi Kassem, a lawyer who once represented an Al Qaeda member, as New York City's chief legal counsel.

This sparked outrage from 9/11 families and a petition demanding that he not attend this year’s 9/11 memorial collected more than 100,000 signatures.

A hundred million Americans have been born since 9/11, and campus interviews reveal that many were never taught who attacked us or why.

Osama Bin Laden's “Letter to America” went viral on TikTok a couple years ago as if it were a revelation rather than propaganda.

Twenty five years after 9/11, some have forgotten the first major crisis of the century, and others have rewritten the story.
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The Ground Zero Scars Hidden in Plain Sight After 25 Years - Newsweek​

A quarter century after the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, Newsweek's Carlo Versano takes viewers on an exclusive tour around the World Trade Center site in Lower Manhattan with the Port Authority, where covert reminders of what happened that day are everywhere ... if you know where to look.

These are the wounds of 9/11 found outside the memorial and museum.
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