View on 9/11 five years after attacks
Our View reflects on the impact of September 11 2001 noting the loss of about 3000 people and lasting changes to air travel security. It discusses homeland security spending, intelligence flaws over Saddam al Qaida links, political divisions, and calls for renewed national unity and honoring victims and troops.
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World Trade Center
Pentagon
Pennsylvania
Osama bin Laden
Bush
al-Qaida
Saddam Hussein
Iraq
U.S
Bush and al Qaeda threats spark new terror warnings
President Bush condemns the recruitment of suicide attackers by an ideology of hate. Ayman al Zawahri, bin Laden’s deputy, warns that leaders hide the true scale of disaster as new events unfold with Allah’s guidance.
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al- Qaida
Osama
bin Laden
Bush
Allah
Ayman al- Zawahri
Osama bin Laden
United States
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Remembering September 11 five years on in media and life
Reflections on how TV news networks films and documentaries keep the memory alive of 9 11 five years later. The writer cites Path to 9/11 9 11 and World Trade Center focusing on survivors Will Jimeno and John McLoughlin and the emotional impact on families and viewers. The piece ponders how such coverage shapes perspective on fear loss love and the resolve to live fully.
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Hollywood
Twin Towers
New York
ABC
CBS
Gedeon
Jules Naudet
New York City
bin Laden
World Trade Center
Port Authority
Will Jimeno
John McLoughlin
Ground Zero
Jimeno
McLoughlin
Oliver Stone
Jimene
Herbert Asbury
Five Corners
Manhattan
Health Department
Jacob A. Riis
Quality of life and xenophobia amid immigration debate
The piece compares historical immigrant waves to today’s Hispanic arrivals and examines local responses. It cites towns like Riverside New Jersey Escondido and Bogota New Jersey enacting ordinances and English language measures, while questioning motives and federal responsibility. It warns against conflating immigration with local prejudice.
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Riverside
Escondido
Calif
Hazelton
Bogota
N.J
Steve Lonegan
McDonald's
Lonegan
Riis
Next Year Country chronicles dusts of western Kansas
Western Kansas endured droughts and dust storms from 1930s archives through Miner's book Next Year Country. Ness County farmer families, Tribune and Garden City stations, and towns like Tribune and Goodland anchor a tale of survival amid seven Dust Bowl typhens and record heat.
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Craig Miner
Kansas
Miner
Ness County
University Press of Kansas
Lawrence
Hastings Books
Tribune
Goodland
Garden City Experiment Station
Tribune Experiment Station
Garden City
Willard Garvey
Wichita State University
Wichita
High Plains
Sunflower State
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