20 years after 9/11, the War on Terror grinds on with no end in sight
New York Times: The war waxes and wanes, largely in the shadows and out of the headlines.
New York Times: The war waxes and wanes, largely in the shadows and out of the headlines.
New York Times: The US claimed the strike targeted jihadi fighters.
Killings were triggered over custody dispute of granddaughter.
Joe Biden announced strict new rules. His opponents are furious.
It is one of the most haunting images from the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
'I will never, ever, in a million years forget that moment'. Locals share their memories.
At-risk Afghans are still stranded in their homeland with the Taliban now in charge.
9/11 meant a chance to reshape the post-Cold War world. The US squandered it.
It unfolded over 102 minutes and stunned the world. Twenty years on, Kiwis remember 9/11.
There are still 39 men detained, and they have never been charged with a crime.
New York Times: The film supplied the template for the current age of disinformation.
New York Times: The Ray-Bans will take photos and videos, answer calls and play podcasts.
Financial Times: Owner of Twin Towers became an unexpected embodiment of a city's resolve.
Two vaccinations after being infected with Covid may turbo-charge the immune system.
Louisiana State Police videos reveal extreme level of violence, especially against blacks.
New York Times: The fraught reconstruction was a missed opportunity.
The explanation for the buildings' collapse is widely accepted among engineers.
Financial Times: When the Twin Towers fell, Brendan Greeley ran. This is his story.
New York Times: Police using counterterrorism tools to combat routine street crime.
He received a letter from his neighbour. It very quickly took a surprising turn.
New images of the 9/11 attacks released from Secret Service as Biden makes major move.
Duke of York sees his mother as lawyers try to present him with sexual assault lawsuit.
In the aftermath of 9/11, the world was introduced to an array of personalities.
New York Times: Tech executives generally get a pass when it comes to wrongdoing.
New York Times: Bitcoin millionaire wants Republicans to ditch their iPhones.
Student's outraged family say: "Variants do not travel through computer monitors."
New York Times: He had a 'no mask, no class' policy. When students ignored it, he quit.
Interior minister Sirajuddin Haqqani is on the FBI's most-wanted list with a $5m bounty.
He killed his entire family – but 'dozens' of women are vying for his attention.