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- Sep 28, 2026
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For 9/11 Survivor, Every Day Is Sept. 11 (opens the original)
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CAREFREE, Ariz.—The 25th anniversary of Sept. 11 has passed. For most people, life moves on. His dark gray Mustang GT convertible is difficult to miss. An eagle in red and white enamel stretches across the hood, flanked by the twin towers and a message: “Never Forget 9/11.” The rest of the car bears similar images. “I'll pull up to a stoplight and people will give me a thumbs up or honk. Some people don’t say anything,” Jenkins said. “I drive just to remind people—just to keep the image of 9/11
A Drought, the Colorado River, and the Hoover Dam (opens the original)
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BOULDER CITY, Nev.—At Lake Mead’s Callville Bay Marina, exposed-rock bluffs now rise above the shoreline where the lake once covered the land. A brown-and-white sign marks a vanished 2000 shoreline—and the beginning of a decades-long regional megadrought. Farther downslope, the marina and boat slips come into view, but reaching them on foot requires a hike through 100-degree heat. The drought has transformed the man-made lake into a shrunken version of itself, with no end in sight. The falling w
A Drought, the Colorado River, and the Hoover Dam (opens the original)
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BOULDER CITY, Nev.—At Lake Mead’s Callville Bay Marina, exposed-rock bluffs now rise above the shoreline where the lake once covered the land. A brown-and-white sign marks a vanished 2000 shoreline—and the beginning of a decades-long regional megadrought. Farther downslope, the marina and boat slips come into view, but reaching them on foot requires a hike through 100-degree heat. The drought has transformed the man-made lake into a shrunken version of itself, with no end in sight. The falling w
Arizona Group’s 9/11 Tribute to New York’s First Responders Is a Monster Stair Climb (opens the original)
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GLENDALE, Ariz.—To know another’s pain is to walk a mile in their shoes—but to experience a fraction of what New York City’s first responders endured on Sept. 11 is to climb more than 2,000 stair steps. On Sept. 11, hundreds of firefighters in full gear, police officers and civilians marked the 25th anniversary of the terror attacks in New York City by climbing the stairs of State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. The goal of the 9/11 Tower Climb: ascend the equivalent of 110 flights of stairs—
A Year Later, Kirk’s Supporters Gather to Remember His Legacy (opens the original)
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APACHE JUNCTION, Ariz.—Marita Benjamin of Arizona remembers conservative commentator Charlie Kirk as the man who inspired her faith in God. She had been going through a difficult period in her life, following Kirk on social media while campaigning for Robert F. Kennedy Jr. during his 2024 presidential bid. But it was Kirk’s assassination on Sept. 10, 2025, that brought her from the joy of newfound faith to tears. “I unfortunately was forced to watch his assassination” on television, Benjamin tol
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