Annual Commemoration Details The 2025 commemoration ceremony will begin at 8:30 AM on September 11, with a citywide moment of silence at 8:46 AM, marked by the tolling of bells across the city. Following tradition, all 2,983 names inscribed on the memorial will be read aloud, including both 9/11 victims and the six people killed […]
The Growing Threat to Democratic Institutions Fascist movements have gained significant support worldwide, even in European nations where they were previously rejected. A ‘New Despotism’ has emerged, utilizing democratic structures while fostering mass psychology reminiscent of historical fascism. This resurgence has manifested in established democracies, where public dissatisfaction with inequality and social exclusion has been […]
Tragic End to Conservative Leader’s Campus Tour Charlie Kirk, a prominent conservative activist and close ally of President Donald Trump, was shot and killed Wednesday at a Utah college event in what the governor called a political assassination carried out from a rooftop. Kirk, who had pioneered a new model for conservative political advocacy merging […]
A Landmark Transformation The Port Authority is currently executing a historic $19 billion transformation of John F. Kennedy International Airport into a world-class facility. This ambitious public/private redevelopment includes two new terminals, expansion of existing ones, streamlined roadways, local retail and dining options, and stunning New York artwork. Economic Impact and Significance As the nation’s […]
Major Return to Stadiums System of a Down has announced six massive stadium shows for Summer 2025, marking a significant return to large-scale performances. The iconic Los Angeles hard-rock band has been selective with their appearances in recent years, previously only performing at select festivals and one-off shows in Las Vegas, San Francisco, and Los […]
A Historic Transition to the Vice Presidency James David Vance has made history as the 50th vice president of the United States, becoming the third-youngest person ever to hold this office. At 40 years old, he ranks behind only John Breckinridge (36 years old in 1857) and Richard Nixon (40 years and 11 days in […]
