Fast Takes: Healing the Wounds of 9/11, the Surge in Home Schooling and More
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POLITICS: Fast Takes: Healing the wounds of 9/11, the surge in home schooling and more
Bloomberg: Healing the Wounds of 9/11 The 9/11 “terrorists targeted New York City because it has long been a symbol of the freedoms they hated,” observes Michael R. Bloomberg at USA Today — and “New York a quarter century later” shows “how profoundly they failed.” From the start, City Hall “believed that Lower Manhattan’s recovery depended not on rebuilding what had been lost,” but on creating something entirely new: “a 24/7 community.” Today’s …
AGI - The streets are full of shops and lights, littered with trucks that offer sandwiches for three dollars, but that can become eight if those who ask have the foreign accent. Twenty-five years ago Lower Manhattan was the devastated heart of one of the greatest tragedies in the Western world: the terrorist attack on the Twin Towers. Nearly three thousand people had died in the attacks at the World Trade Center. The collapse of the Twin Towers …
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