Obama urges service and unity on 10th anniversary
President Obama led a national day of remembrance and service calling for unity amid 10th anniversary tributes to 9/11. He toured Arlington National Cemetery, helped at DC Central Kitchen, and warned of no imminent al Qaida threat while pledging vigilance and continued post 9/11 efforts. The president outlined a path of service to honor victims and responders, emphasizing resilience and shared sacrifice.
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Clergy Protest Ground Zero Memorial Prayer Exclusion
About 50 pastors prayed outside the ground zero memorial as police watched, protesting Mayor Bloomberg's decision not to include clergy led prayer in the Sept 11 ceremony. They urge formal prayer, while officials cite six minutes of silent reflection and readings as inclusive.
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