9/11: Twenty Years Later
Americans solemnly mark 20th anniversary of 9/11 against backdrop of extraordinary political divisiveness.
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9/11 changed life for U.S. Muslims and continues to loom over them — even those who weren’t yet born when the events took place.
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Leroy Harris Kelly III enlisted in the U.S. Army at age 17. He was married at 18. A father at 19. Dead at 20. His parents, Guiselle Harris and Leroy Harris Jr., buried their son in the suit he wore to his senior prom at Azusa High School. His father had helped him pick it out — a bright white number with a long jacket, gold buttons and a black turtleneck.
Country singer Walker Hayes was a journeyman until a song about a date night at a chain restaurant. Now he’s on the verge of an unlikely crossover smash.
Chargers rookie Asante Samuel Jr. grew up watching his dad play in the NFL, but father and son have harbored a contentious and complex relationship.
Republicans are blasting President Biden, threatening lawsuits and going as far as to call for civil disobedience to block his vaccination mandates.
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