10:28AM – The sixth and final moment of silence has been held to mark the collapse of the North tower. Anthoula Katsimatides, sister of a victim recalls the moments with a slight smile but while being teary eyed, and said the entire country “had arms around [them]” after the attacks.… Continue reading Never Forget: Final moment’s silence held
10:03AM – The fifth moment’s silence has been held in Shanksville, Pennsylvania. The moment’s silence commemorates the crashing of the fourth plane into a field in the township. The hijackers had planned to crash the fourth plane into the Capitol building in D.C., but the brave passengers overpowered the terrorists.… Continue reading Never Forget: Fifth moment’s silence held
09:59AM – The fourth moment’s silence has been observed to mark the collapse of the South tower. Two more moment’s of silence are now left as the families continue to remember their lost loved ones. The observance ceremony to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the Sep. 11, 2001 attacks is… Continue reading Never Forget: Fourth moment’s silence observed
09:37AM – The third moment of silence was held marking the moment when the third plane struck the Pentagon building. 125 people were killed and part of the building was destroyed. The families continue remembering the loved ones who lost their lives in the attacks. Many young relatives from the… Continue reading Never Forget: Third moment’s silence held
09:03AM – Another moment’s silence has been held to mark the moment the South tower was struck. Families are continuing to read out the names of their lost loved ones. The survivors and those outside who experienced the horrific moments when fire and smoke were seen coming out of the… Continue reading Never Forget: Second moment of silence held
08:46AM was when the first plane struck the World Trade Center, leaving New Yorkers and all Americans in shock, but that was only the beginning of what was to come. The entire city has observed a moment’s silence, which will be followed by the reading out of the names of… Continue reading Never Forget: New York City holds a moment’s silence
President Joe Biden has announced that companies with over a 100 employees will need to make COVID vaccination mandatory or test employees weekly (So that they are left with super-sized nostrils). The declaration will affect about a 100 million Americans. Companies will be required to pay for the testing but… Continue reading Biden announces Vaccine mandates
The Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against the state of Texas over the freshly passed law that prohibits abortions after six weeks of pregnancy. The Heartbeat Act was signed by Gov. Greg Abbott in May and passed last Wednesday. It forbids all abortions after a heartbeat is detected… Continue reading DOJ sues Texas over Heartbeat Act
Police arrest three suspects after they allegedly stole identities of the Surfside tower’s victims. On June 24, Champlain Towers South in the Miami suburb of Surfside partially collapsed after midnight, killing 98 people. The remainder of the building was demolished in July, while the cause of the collapse is still… Continue reading Police arrest three for identity theft of Surfside tower victims
The Republican-backed Election Integrity bill, delayed by Democratic quorum breaks, was finally signed by Gov. Greg Abbott and turned into law. The signed Senate Bill 1, amends the state’s election laws to reinforce ballot access and administration. The bill constrains local control of elections by restricting the county’s ability to… Continue reading Texas election integrity bill signed into law by Gov. Greg Abbott