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• Former Yankees player Roger Clemens on how he was 'supposed to pitch' the night of 9/11
• Remembering and fearing 9/11 here in Kiev, Ukraine
• Alan Jackson reveals 9/11 song inspiration 20 years later
• NYPD officer's son 'went to bed unsure' whether his mom was alive following 9/11 attacks
• David Marcus: With recall around the corner, energy of quiet town Modesto not directed at politics
• Emma Raducanu wins US Open, defeating Leylah Fernandez to end improbable tournament
• DC police: 2 briefly detained near National Mall after 'suspicious vehicle' spotted
• Toby Keith, author of song that became 9/11 rallying cry: 'Never apologize for being patriotic'
• Biden defends Afghanistan withdrawal on 9/11 anniversary: 'How else could you get out?’
• Verdell, No. 12 Oregon stun No. 3 Ohio State 35-28
• QB debate continues as No. 13 Florida routs USF 42-20
• St. Louis' Forest Park honors thousands of 9/11 heroes with 'Flags of Valor' display
• Associated Press account deletes 9/11 Nickelback tweet it admits was 'in poor taste'
• Oklahoma St holds off rival Tulsa 28-23 in Sanders’ return
• Hull rushed for 126, Northwestern beats Indiana State 24-6
• Thorne passes for 4 TDs, Michigan State rolls Youngstown St
• Rob Gronkowski will retire once Tom Brady does, his brother Chis says
• Massachusetts Marine killed by Afghan bomb returns home on 9/11
• Cam Newton not on anybody’s radar
• World Series champ Mike Montgomery throws rosin bag at KBO umpire in meltdown
• Banner targets Cristiano Ronaldo at Old Trafford showing support for rape accuser
• Trump pays tribute to 9/11 during visit to New York police precinct, hints at 2024 run
• In UK, Star-Spangled Banner played at Windsor Castle to mark 20 years since 9/11
• Leylah Fernandez meets Emma Raducanu in US Open final: What to know
• George W. Bush has message for Afghanistan War veterans: 'Nothing can tarnish your honor'
• Army football players run out on field carrying American flags
• Queen Elizabeth honors 9/11 victims as UK marks 20 years since attacks
• Remembering 9/11: Africa Command soldier reflects on how attacks still inspire his service
• Gen. Milley honors US troops who served in Afghanistan, 9/11 victims: 'Your sacrifice was not in vain'
• Callista and Newt Gingrich: Remembering 9/11 20 years later
• La'el Collins' agent blasts NFL after Cowboys lineman suspended: 'Appalling'
• The day after 9/11: Ari Fleischer recalls heartbreaking message Walter Reed physician had for President Bush
• Democrats introduce resolution condemning racism in government 20 years after 9/11 attacks
• Khorshied Nusratty: Twenty years after 9/11 Bin Laden's ghost rules Afghanistan
• Ohio State fans break out in 'U-S-A' chants before Oregon game
• What health threats did 9/11 first responders face?
• Brother’s brush with death on 9/11 reshaped everything for Robert Saleh
• Mayorkas says no ‘specific, credible threat’ to the US homeland as he marks 9/11 anniversary
• Bachmeier, Cobbs lead Boise State past UTEP, 54-13
• Urías earns MLB-leading 17th win, Dodgers beat Padres 3-0
• Olson's 4 RBIs lead A's past Rangers for 3rd straight win
• Mariners inch closer in wild-card chase, top D'backs 5-4
• Trae Young back at MSG — this time playing a wrestling heel
• Red Sox lefty Sale has COVID-19, scratched from Sunday start
• Megill's 10 Ks lead Mets over reeling, bumbling Yanks 10-3
• Ohtani hits 44th HR, but Astros tag him in win over Angels
• José Abreu hits 3-run homer as White Sox top Red Sox 4-3
• No. 17 Coastal Carolina wins third staight over Kansas 49-22
• Harrison Fields: On 9/11, I was 5 years old and son of an NYPD detective. I wondered, 'Is mommy alive?'
• Orioles hit two homers off Ray, beat Blue Jays 6-3
• Cabrera 9 hits in row, Schoop, Tigers win; Rays' Franco hurt
• Former flight attendant pushing beverage cart to honor 9/11 victims arrives at Ground Zero
• Soccer legend Pelé remains in intensive care after surgery
• Pierce leads class of 16 into basketball Hall of Fame
• CIA psychologist who interrogated 9/11 mastermind says Afghanistan withdrawal 'puts us more at risk'
• 20 years after 9/11 attacks, Tunnel to Towers' Frank Siller honors his brother, other fallen first responders
• NASA satellite image shows impact of 9/11 attacks
• 9/11 first responders cycling from New York to Virginia for suicide prevention
• Trump honors brave first responders on 9/11, takes shot at Biden's Afghanistan 'incompetence'
• 20 years since 9/11, Tunnel to Towers CEO Frank Siller completes 537-mile 'Never Forget Walk'
• Dr. Marc Siegel: George W. Bush and 9/11 – a profile in strength, leadership
• Kellogg, Ratcliffe, Wolf: US faces new threats 20 years after 9/11 thanks to disastrous Afghanistan exit
• Obama 9/11 statement: America’s best citizens step forward during nation’s worst moments
• Joni Ernst calls House Democrat's treatment of Gold Star families 'appalling'
• Military family describe 9/11 race to rescue daughters from Pentagon day care – and the effects of that day
• John Byrnes: As a 9/11 first responder and Afghan vet, here are my hopes for the future 20 years after attack
• Former NYPD detective diagnosed with 9/11-related terminal illness speaks out
• Country singer Darryl Worley reflects on his 9/11 song 'Have You Forgotten?' 20 years after attacks
• Remembering 9/11: Barbara Olson fought for life until her final minutes, now Ted Olson does too
• Gen. Jack Keane describes being inside the Pentagon on 9/11: 'I knew it was a terrorist attack'
• Flight 93 Memorial ceremony marks 20 years after September 11 attacks
• Pence reflects on 9/11: Biden admin's 'failings' cannot diminish the heroism and service of US military
• KT McFarland: 20 years after 9/11 it's like we've been gut-punched again. Still, don't count Americans out
• Texas couple met on 9/11, after their plane was diverted to Canada
• Djokovic, Medvedev win US Open men's semis, head to Sunday's final
• Justin Bannan, ex-NFL player, convicted in Colorado on attempted murder, assault charges
• Greg Gutfeld: On 9/11 we didn't proclaim separate categories, we were Americans
• Bill Maher rails against NFL over Black national anthem: It's 'segregation' 'under a different name!'
• Rand Paul: Kabul drone-strike report ‘devastating’ for Biden admin if true
• Ingraham: Biden administration can't govern a nation they hate, they can only occupy it
• Donald Trump slams 'not funny' late-night TV, reminisces about appearance on Jimmy Fallon
• Portland protests: Slain Trump supporter Aaron Danielson’s estate files $13M lawsuit against city, mayor, DA
• Hannity: Biden gone from pledging unity to using Americans as political scapegoats
• Rick Santorum opens up about 'devastating' death of his son Gabriel
• Illinois school says 'staff member' who called student 'piece of sh--' over mask dispute has resigned
• LA Times scrubs Tara Reade from Time's Up report, cuts claim Hilary Rosen secretly discredited Biden accuser
• Rob Lowe shares ‘80s throwback photo of his double date with Tom Cruise
• LAPD officers told to collect social media information from civilians being stopped
• Tarek El Moussa, Heather Rae Young dish on joint bachelor/bachelorette: ‘We would have missed each other’
• Jennifer Lawrence spotted out and about in NYC following pregnancy announcement
• Rachel Campos-Duffy: Biden admin fully aware of malicious intent behind these mandates
• Former airline ticket agent recalls helping 9/11 hijackers board flight that hit Pentagon, fights guilt
• Education Dept. probing whether Florida school mask mandate ban discriminates against kids with disabilities
• Axios panics about GOP 'uprising' over Biden's vaccine mandate not seen in 'decades', ignores 2020 BLM riots
• US Kabul drone strike appears to have killed an Afghan who worked for a US aid group: report
• Biden DOJ appeals ruling that said DACA is unlawful