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NYC Marathon: Marathon runners cheers runners
Ellen McCann, 44, was held up a sign that read ” You run better than our government” to uplift every […]
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2016 NYC Marathon: Veteran Whistles for Runners at “Top of the Fifth”
Grier, came bundled up and ready to show his support with coffee in hand and a small black and white whistle dangling around his neck.
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2016 NYC Marathon: A church greeting in Harlem
Members of the church attend the race every year cheering runners on and offering them prayers and inspiring words, but this year they wanted to do something different.
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Election 2016: The State of Pennsylvania
Graduate students from New York University’s Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute spent a recent weekend in the swing state Pennsylvania, […]
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Selfies, tourists and memories of 9/11
Watch the crowd gathered at the 9/11 memorial site and you will see markers of people in service: t-shirts with the names of the fallen beneath the words, “Never Forget”, badges and pins indicating ranks, ladder numbers, and squads.
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City’s Muslims struggle to escape the shadow of 9/11
With nearly one million Muslims, New York is reportedly among the states with the highest Muslim population.
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On 9/11 mourners and tourists remember the victims
Mourners and families gather near ground zero to remember.
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The 9/11 truth from the “Truthers”
Their main allegation is that the Twin Towers and Tower 7 collapsed from a controlled demolition, and the plane crashes were just a diversion.
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The pain of 9/11 continues
Hundreds of thousands of people from 50 states and over 100 countries have visited the National September 11 Memorial & Museum since it opened five years ago.
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The bells ring to remember on 9/11
On the first anniversary of 9/11, the Mayor of London and the Archbishop of Canterbury presented the Bell of Hope to St. Paul’s Chapel, which has been operating in Manhattan since colonial times.