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Two Victims Identified More Than Two Decades After 9/11 Attacks
The remains of 1,104 victims, or 40% of those who died in the attacks, still have not been found nearly 22 years after the terrorist attack.
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9/11 Tribute Lights In US Put 1,60,000 Birds At Risk Every Year: Report
World Trade Centre Attack: The 9/11 light tribute attracts bird densities up to 150 times their normal levels the researcher divulged.
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Builders Of Manhattan Spires Don't See 1,000-Foot Neighbors
As recently as two years ago, only five towers in New York City topped 1,000 feet. Now, there are that many "supertall" towers in the works on 57th Street alone, and roughly two dozen either under construction or on the drawing boards across Manhattan and in Brooklyn.
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New Year Rings in With Tightened New York City Security, California Arrests
Roughly 1 million revelers rang in the new year at New York's Times Square under unusually tight security for the nation's biggest New Year's Eve celebration, while at least 29 protesters were arrested in California after violence broke out at a march against police brutality.
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Teen Pleads Guilty in One World Trade Center Climb
A teenage daredevil who sneaked to the top of the 1 World Trade Center tower in New York pleaded guilty on Wednesday in an escapade that increased concerns about security at the nation's tallest building.
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Now the tallest building in the US
The silver spire topping One World Trade Center has been fully installed on the building's roof, bringing the iconic structure to its full, symbolic height of 1,776 feet.
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Anniversary of 9/11 marked under cloud of health problems, funding fights
Eleven years after the September 11, 2001, attacks, New Yorkers will mark the anniversary on Tuesday against a backdrop of health concerns for emergency workers and a feud over financing that has stopped construction of the $1 billion Ground Zero museum. While notable progress on redevelopment of the World Trade Center has been made since early di...
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9/11, minute by minute: Chaos and 1 man's escape
Close your eyes and picture September 11. The memories are cauterized, familiar forever. The second plane banks and slides in, the fireball blooms, the towers peel away as if unzipped from the top. Brian Clark who was working at Euro Brokers, on the 84th floor of the south tower of the World Trade Center, narrates his experience.
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Condé Nast will be anchor of 1 World Trade Center
Condé Nast Publications, whose stable of magazines chronicles the American zeitgeist as meticulously as any anthropologist, has reached an agreement to lease one million square feet at 1 World Trade Center, giving ground zero a much-needed corporate anchor with a proven ability to attract other businesses.The company signaled its interest in movin...
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For rescue teams, Haiti brings back 9/11
As a New York rescue team combed the wreckage of last week's earthquake in search of long-shot survivors on Monday, some said one particular past disaster - the collapsed World Trade Center towers - was not far back in their minds. Twisted metal, piles of concrete, people clutching photographs of lost loved ones - reminders were all around for mem...
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Two Victims Identified More Than Two Decades After 9/11 Attacks
The remains of 1,104 victims, or 40% of those who died in the attacks, still have not been found nearly 22 years after the terrorist attack.
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9/11 Tribute Lights In US Put 1,60,000 Birds At Risk Every Year: Report
World Trade Centre Attack: The 9/11 light tribute attracts bird densities up to 150 times their normal levels the researcher divulged.
-
Builders Of Manhattan Spires Don't See 1,000-Foot Neighbors
As recently as two years ago, only five towers in New York City topped 1,000 feet. Now, there are that many "supertall" towers in the works on 57th Street alone, and roughly two dozen either under construction or on the drawing boards across Manhattan and in Brooklyn.
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New Year Rings in With Tightened New York City Security, California Arrests
Roughly 1 million revelers rang in the new year at New York's Times Square under unusually tight security for the nation's biggest New Year's Eve celebration, while at least 29 protesters were arrested in California after violence broke out at a march against police brutality.
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Teen Pleads Guilty in One World Trade Center Climb
A teenage daredevil who sneaked to the top of the 1 World Trade Center tower in New York pleaded guilty on Wednesday in an escapade that increased concerns about security at the nation's tallest building.
-
Now the tallest building in the US
The silver spire topping One World Trade Center has been fully installed on the building's roof, bringing the iconic structure to its full, symbolic height of 1,776 feet.
-
Anniversary of 9/11 marked under cloud of health problems, funding fights
Eleven years after the September 11, 2001, attacks, New Yorkers will mark the anniversary on Tuesday against a backdrop of health concerns for emergency workers and a feud over financing that has stopped construction of the $1 billion Ground Zero museum. While notable progress on redevelopment of the World Trade Center has been made since early di...
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9/11, minute by minute: Chaos and 1 man's escape
Close your eyes and picture September 11. The memories are cauterized, familiar forever. The second plane banks and slides in, the fireball blooms, the towers peel away as if unzipped from the top. Brian Clark who was working at Euro Brokers, on the 84th floor of the south tower of the World Trade Center, narrates his experience.
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Condé Nast will be anchor of 1 World Trade Center
Condé Nast Publications, whose stable of magazines chronicles the American zeitgeist as meticulously as any anthropologist, has reached an agreement to lease one million square feet at 1 World Trade Center, giving ground zero a much-needed corporate anchor with a proven ability to attract other businesses.The company signaled its interest in movin...
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For rescue teams, Haiti brings back 9/11
As a New York rescue team combed the wreckage of last week's earthquake in search of long-shot survivors on Monday, some said one particular past disaster - the collapsed World Trade Center towers - was not far back in their minds. Twisted metal, piles of concrete, people clutching photographs of lost loved ones - reminders were all around for mem...
