Americans begin daily life again after terrorist attacks
Americans try to resume normal routines from schools to the White House as security tightens and transportation slowly reopens. airports plan case by case restarts, while New York scenes show cranes, buses, and ongoing recovery amid a rising death toll and uncertain timelines.
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New York
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Springfield
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Midtown
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Los Angeles
West Palm Beach
Fla
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New Mexico State Fair
New Mexico
California
West Virginia
Federal Aviation Administration
Bond trading resumes after two day shutdown
Bond markets reopen with limited activity two days after the World Trade Center attacks as investors seek safe havens amid a fragile economy. Stock trading remains suspended while exchanges and utilities race to restore operations and communications.
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World Financial Center
Europe
U.S
American Stock Exchange
World Trade Center
NYSE
Richard Grasso
Bush urges Americans not to seek vengeance
The president urges restraint as Arab Americans and Muslims face backlash after the attacks. Police report protests near a Chicago suburb mosque with arrests, while volunteers in Florida donate blood in a show of solidarity. Authorities note hijacker ties and anti discrimination voices call for calm.
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Fla
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Dearborn
Mich
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Roussan
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Denton
Texas
Kiersten Dieterle
Dallas
Palos Heights
Illinois
George Ryan
Huntington
N.Y
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