“Remembering 9/11, twenty-five years later,” Newsday says on Friday’s front page. “One day. 25 years. A changed nation and world,” The Atlanta Journal-Constitution says. “New York remembers” the “heartache, heroism, hope,” says the New York Daily News. “In the 25 years after 9/11, grief was always there. But so was the hard and beautiful work of living,” The Boston Globe says. Two congressmen who enlisted after 9/11 “took disparate lessons from tragedy,” The Washington Post says. “War on terror carries complex legacy,” says The Washington Times. First responders still “paying the price” after inhaling “a ‘witch’s brew’ of toxic dust,” The Philadelphia Inquirer says. “Lies called part of toxic Sept. 11 legacy,” says The Minnesota Star Tribune. “Attacks still shaping nation,” including “changed security, mindsets, culture,” says USA Today. Leaders say “Islamophobia worse than after 9/11,” the Houston Chronicle says.
“At convention, GOP selects fear as its weapon of choice,” The New York Times says. “Vance, Curz audition for 2028,” The Dallas Morning News says. “Some in GOP are muting links to Trump,” says the Los Angeles Times. “Iran resumes missile program despite attacks on production,” The Wall Street Journal says. “Supreme Court pauses Missouri gerrymandered map ruling,” says The Kansas City Star.
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