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Few rightly recognize one of the most important and pernicious impacts of 9/11: how it changed our society’s very understanding and relationship to facts and truth. My new @wired.com essay: www.wired.com/story/conspi...

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Garrett M. Graff
Few rightly recognize one of the most important and pernicious impacts of 9/11: how it changed our society’s very understanding and relationship to facts and truth. My new @wired.com essay: www.wired.com/story/conspi...
The Washington Post left
Despite initial fears of decline, New York City has transformed significantly since 9/11, becoming larger, wealthier and more diverse. New Yorkers share their stories of resilience and how they continue to adapt to a changing post-9/11 world:
The Economist center
“It was hard to contemplate how the victims’ families could ever recover, or what New York’s future might hold. So the city grieved, and still does, and it kept marching forward, as it always has.” Our US editor reflects on the lessons from September 11th bit.ly/4iuTIHL Photo: Getty Images
Yahoo Sports
The city has spent the better part of the last week remembering the heroic efforts of those who risked their lives and gave their lives to help the victims of the 9/11 attacks. Loved ones have been grieved, and the legacy of the generation-defining terrorist attacks has been discussed 25 years after two planes hit the Twin Towers. Several Mets were not among the generation that remembers what ...