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Twenty-five years later, polls show what Sept. 11 changed — and what didn’t
In the months after Sept. 11, pollsters asked questions about virtually every aspect of the attack. Many of them updated their questions for years, but they don’t do so today. Here’s what we know now. A future terrorist attack on U.S. soil: In a Gallup question from 2025, 40% worried a great deal about another…
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The film's smirking, know-it-all pose was tired when it released. It’s useless now
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In the months after Sept. 11, pollsters asked questions about virtually every aspect of the attack. Many of them updated their questions for years, but they don’t do so today. Here’s what we know now. A future terrorist attack on U.S. soil: In a Gallup question from 2025, 40% worried a great deal about another…
'The ultimate goal of jihad is to force upon the world strict Islamic rule'
I remember the morning of September 11 distinctly. It was a Tuesday. It was bright and sunny. Our professor wheeled a television into our computer science classroom. As soon as we saw another plane crash into the second tower, we knew that America was under attack. It was a defining moment for our nation and ...
Michael Anton's essay should be understood in the larger context of what Harry V. Jaffa called the scholarship of the politics of freedom.
