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twin towers

3 World Trade Center, NYC’s 5th Tallest Building, Debuts After Delays

The September 11, 2001 terror attacks took nearly 3,000 lives in New York City.
By Madina Toure
Dr. Randolph Tanzi with his co-author Deepak Chopra

Why One of Science’s Greatest Innovators Dubs 9/11 His ‘Second Birthday’

The scientist who discovered the first Alzheimer's genes was scheduled to be on the the 9/11 United flight that struck the North tower.
By Kelsi Trinidad
Fritz Koenig's Sphere, currently on view in Battery Park.

WTC ‘Sphere’ Sculpture to Return Home, National Poo Museum to Go on Tour

For the past 14 years the work has been on view in Battery Park, but now the Port Authority is moving the piece to Liberty Park.
By Alanna Martinez
A view from the top of the escalators in the Bankers Trust building show the wreckage of the World Trade Center 25 September, 2001 in New York. Search and rescue efforts continue in the aftermath of the 11 September terrorist attack. AFP PHOTO Eric FEFERBERG

Uncovering the Hidden Truths of 9/11

By John R. Schindler
Twitter was filled with 9/11 remembrances Friday morning. (Photo courtesy New York Governor's Office)

Twitter Offers Virtual 9/11 Catharsis With #WhereWereYou

By John Bonazzo
One World Trade Center

September 11: Not Just a Memorial

By The Editors
The jumbled remains of the 32-foot wooden ship dating back to 1773 (Photo: Flickr/Carol Vinzant)

New Study Reveals Mystery Ship Below Ground Zero Was Built in 1773

By Erica Sloan

Where They Stood: The Twin Towers and Augmented Reality

By Ben Popper
The Williamsburg Trade Center. (TTGG)

Why Not Rebuild the Twin Towers in Williamsburg? Or ‘Atop of Obama’s Head?’

By Matt Chaban

A Look Back… September 11, 2001—Infamy: Assault, Collapse at Twin Towers; City Girds

By Terry Golway
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