U.S. Marks 25th Anniversary of Sept. 11 Attacks
- On Friday, President Donald Trump honored the 2,977 people killed in the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks during a somber 25th anniversary tribute at the Pentagon, pledging to "never ever forget."
- Nearly 3,000 people died when terrorists leveled New York City's Twin Towers and damaged the Pentagon 25 years ago; many first responders later developed illnesses from toxic dust exposure at the sites.
- Lafayette Fire Chief Earl Borden honored the 343 FDNY members killed while addressing residents at Parc Sans Souci, stating, "That spirit of service did not begin on September 11, and it did not end then."
- First responder Paul Eliacin, who worked at Ground Zero, declared, "I would ask everybody to reflect on honoring all of the families and their victim for what they went through and the heroes that was there."
- Marine Corps League member Jonathan McIntyre said ceremonies nationwide aim to teach younger generations about 9/11's significance, noting, "For the few years after 9/11, I would say our country was probably the most united that I can remember.
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25 Years After 9/11, a Nation Gathers to Remember
Twenty-five years ago Friday morning, out of a very clear, very blue sky, a 135-ton airliner going over 400 mph slammed into the 96th floor of a Manhattan office building, setting in motion one of the darkest, deadliest days that New York and the nation have ever known.
America comes together to remember the 9/11 victims 25 years later
Commemorations were held across the United States on Friday, Sept. 11, to mark the 25th anniversary of the September 11 terror attacks in New York, Virginia and Pennsylvania. President Donald Trump spoke at a memorial event in Washington, while former
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