Witness to nation's darkest day in 9/11 memories
Karen Marinaccio, a central Pennsylvania resident, recalls the terror of 9/11. She witnessed people jump from the burning World Trade Center and fled New York City, never returning to the site. She describes the moment at 8:46 a.m. when the north tower was struck and debris filled the air.
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Biden marks 9/11 amid revived terror fears in era of withdrawal
President Biden, now commander in chief, observes the 9/11 anniversary at solemn sites while facing renewed terror concerns after the Afghanistan withdrawal and the Taliban's return to power. He must balance memorial duties with warning of potential threats and a chance to project leadership.
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Officials: Virus cases continue to rise in Mountain State
West Virginia reports rising active COVID cases and hospitalizations with 24,532 active infections and 618 hospitalizations. Governor Justice warns of continued fatalities as the Delta variant surges and ICUs reach new highs with 151 patients on ventilators.
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Justice opposes Biden vaccine mandate in West Virginia
Gov. Jim Justice said he opposes the federal order requiring large employers to mandate vaccines or conduct weekly testing. He urged private businesses to decide for themselves, opposing mandates and a possible legislative session to counter the policy. Justice signed executive actions on related matters.
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