9/11 at 25: How 102 minutes changed America and the world
- Osama Bin Laden, leader of al-Qaeda responsible for the 9/11 attacks, was killed nearly 10 years later by US forces in Pakistan after a special forces raid.
- The US invasion of Iraq was based on false claims of weapons of mass destruction, which became recognized as a major strategic error following 9/11.
- By 2026, the Taliban regained control of Afghanistan and enforced bans on girls' education beyond primary school and university attendance.
- Following 9/11, the US experienced significant political changes including the presidency of Donald Trump and an increase in isolationist and economic conflicts by 2026.
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9/11 changed America forever, including for these Dallas business leaders
It's been 25 years since the terrorist attacks of 9/11 changed the United States forever. DBJ spoke with North Texas business leaders, many of whom were in New York that day, about what they remember and how the tragedy still impacts the country and its economy.
The birth of the 21st century, when the planes hijacked by Al Qaeda clashed against the Twin Towers, the Pentagon and the Philadelphia soil, was one of the most painful. Rare, catastrophic events usually serve well to historiography to define ages. Read more (09/10/2026
25 Years Later: How September 11 Changed American Agriculture - Oklahoma Farm Report
Twenty-five years ago, Americans woke up on a Tuesday morning in September expecting an ordinary day. Across farm country, crops still needed tended. Livestock needed fed. Equipment needed repaired. Harvest was approaching in many parts of the country. Then, at 8:46 that morning, American Airlines Flight 11 struck the North Tower of the World Trade
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