9/11: The day they will never forget
On September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks occurred in the United States. Twenty-five years later, the country marked the anniversary with remembrance ceremonies and public statements. Political leaders and media figures reflected on what "never forget" means and whether Americans can still come together as they did after the attacks. The anniversary prompted broader discussions about national unity.
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The story so far
6 developments- Sep 7The fight behind the 9/11 vow to ‘Never Forget’
- Sep 8Michigan lawmakers reflect on 9/11: 'We will never forget'
- Sep 8Only center coverage:‘Never forget’
- Sep 109/11 We Must Never Forget
- Sep 12Only right-leaning coverage:NBC’s Tom Llamas Teaches Audience to ‘Never Forget’ 9/11, as ABC Tries to Bash Giuliani
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Quiet for 17 daysLast development · Sep 12 — NBC’s Tom Llamas Teaches Audience to ‘Never Forget’ 9/11, as ABC Tries to Bash Giuliani
The bigger story
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Left
2 viewpointsEditorial | We must never forget 9/11. We must teach the young not to forget it, too.
Center
7 viewpointsUtah governor: ‘Never forget’ isn’t enough. America needs to remember how to be one
Right
8 viewpointsNBC’s Tom Llamas Teaches Audience to ‘Never Forget’ 9/11, as ABC Tries to Bash Giuliani
Commentary: 25 years after 9/11, ‘Never Forget’ is now our responsibility