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In 2001, a Houston baby needed a liver transplant as US flights were grounded; strangers moved the organ 800 miles by C-130, and 25 years later she is in law school
In 2001, six-month-old Kareena needed a liver transplant and was too sick to leave hospital. When US flights were grounded after 9/11, strangers and Tennessee National Guard members moved the donor liver nearly 800 miles from Nashville to Houston. Twenty-five…
On 9/11, New York's Ten House was among the first firehouses to respond; 25 years later, 65-year-old Sal Argano is its last active member from that day
Sal Argano, the last firefighter from 2001 at FDNY’s Ten House, serves as a living link. He survived the September 11 attacks due to a temporary assignment elsewhere that morning. His firehouse, located across from the World Trade Center, was damaged and lost…
The world after 9/11: more wars, old threats and a rising right
As the world commemorates 25 years since 9/11, tensions in West Asia and political shifts in Germany indicate a complicated landscape that could influence international cooperation and regional security moving forward
From 9/11 to Pahalgam: India’s Evolving Strategy in the Global War on Terror
The September 11 attacks reshaped how the world thinks about – and addresses – terrorism. India is no exception.
From 9/11 to the Iran War, Pakistan-US Ties Remain Transactional
There’s a reason the nation's relationship with the U.S. has fluctuated while India’s has largely held steady.