Schools, Corporate Media Rewrite Islamic Terrorists Out Of 9/11

One six-page guidance letter advises teachers to refrain from 'associat[ing] the 9/11 attacks with Islam or Muslims.'

NYT: 25 Years Later, The Real Victims Of 9/11 Are Muslims

Sept. 11 is the anniversary of 2,977 innocent people murdered by 19 Islamic terrorists and countless families forced to live with that loss in perpetuity.

9/11 Exposed The Weakness Of A Post-Christian West

We didn’t just get the Muslim world wrong. We got America wrong too.

Charlie Kirk’s Assassination Was This Generation’s 9/11

May the 25th anniversary of our 'never forget' moment find us with something true, good, and beautiful to show for it.

The 9/11 Stories About Shared Identity And Mutuality Are Beginning To Seem Tragically Quaint

Americans liked each other.

Saving The United States Means Becoming Unapologetically American Again

American culture is struggling not because of its first principles but because it’s accepted the lie that its first principles were evil.

Flock Cameras Are The New Patriot Act

Congress responded to 9/11 with a domestic architecture of preventive surveillance that is why an AI-powered camera may be on your street.

I Lived Through 9/11 As A New Yorker. Here’s What I Saw

On 9/11, as I watched the Towers burn in the distance, nobody could have told me that 25 years later the city would elect someone like Zohran Mamdani to run it.

The Rocky Path to Prosecuting Terror

Over the course of eight years, from the bombing of the World Trade Center on February 26, 1993, through the destruction of that iconic American complex on September 11, 2001—in suicide hijackings that killed nearly 3,000 Americans, struck the Pentagon, and would have obliterated a target in the U.S. capital, probably the Capitol itself, were it not for the heroism of Flight 93's doomed passengers and crew—jihadist terrorists repeatedly attacked American installations at home and overseas.

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Tiresome Targets in the War on Terror

Journalist Peter Bergen is back again with another book about terrorism, just in time for the 25th anniversary of the September 11, 2001 attacks. It's a history of the failed strategies of successive American presidents who have prosecuted our "Global War on Terror," or GWOT, since that fateful day.

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