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Morning terrors

Cover Story | If Dec. 7, 1941, is a day that will live in infamy, Sept. 11, 2001, is a day that will live in reruns. Like the attack on Pearl Harbor, death and destruction rained from the sky, catching a complacent nation utterly by surprise. But unlike that earlier attack, the mayhem this time was first broadcast live, then replayed endlessly on tape, burning itself deep into the national psyche. A day that started normally enough may have forever changed the definition of "normal." Some 230

In this issue: "9/11," Sept. 22, 2001

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'This channel will not be seen today'

9/11 |  When an enemy assaulted their country, Americans turned serious. The latest vile "reality TV show," Love Cruise: The Maiden Voyage, was all set to premier the…

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Terror, Inc.

9/11 |  They have failed so many times. But they are patient. 1999. Abu Nasir, a 27-year-old from Bangladesh, entered India with the intent to bomb U.S. diplomatic…

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We are the world

9/11 |  As news of the terrorist attacks in New York City and Washington, D.C., made its way quickly around the world, reaction both public and personal carried a…

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'This is a crime scene'

9/11 |  The aftermath of the attack on the Pentagon

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'God bless America'

9/11 |  Pastoral staffers at Trinity (Episcopal) Church Wall Street were leading prayers and hymns for terrified and shocked passers-by when the first tower at the…

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Airport security: 'A porous system'

9/11 |  How could terrorists take over so many airplanes at the same time? How could they murder or incapacitate four cockpit crews nearly simultaneously? How could a…

Voices

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Sinflation

Wickedness always carries a big price tag

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Loving our enemies

But governments are not always called to turn the other cheek

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9/11

If we call, God will answer

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