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'Delay and deny care' to 9/11 survivors. Trump HHS cuts World Trade Center Program staff

The Trump administration fired hundreds of staff at the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), including those at the World Trade Center Health Program who treat 9/11 first responders and survivors. More.

Federal judge allows 9/11 case against Saudi Arabia to proceed to trial

A federal judge in New York rejected Saudi Arabia’s latest effort to dismiss a lawsuit that alleges the country supported the 9/11 hijackers, in what family members of victims described as a “powerful step toward justice”. More.

Here’s how to get ready for an emergency

To help mark National Preparedness Month in September, the Postal Service is encouraging employees to take time to prepare for emergencies. More.

National Preparedness Month - FEMA expert Cheryl Nelson

FEMA expert Cheryl Nelson shares essential tips for National Preparedness Month to help you prepare for and recover quickly from disasters like hurricanes, wildfires, floods, and more. More.

CEO of 9/11 Memorial & Museum defends bloated salaries amid growing outrage

The president and CEO of the 9/11 Memorial & Museum offered a tone-deaf defense of the nonprofit’s extravagant executive salaries this week, as The Post’s Page 1 expose stirred outrage that officials are exploiting the city’s greatest disaster. More.

Destiny fulfilled – 9/11 quilts finally completed and presented

After nearly 24 years, a bundle of quilting blocks that started their life in the wake of the tragic terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001 have finally fulfilled their destiny. More.

FEMA: Important steps to take before an emergency happens

Just in time for National Preparedness Month, FEMA disaster expert Cheryl Nelson shares critical steps on how to prepare for and recover from any disaster. Cheryl is an instructor and Meteorologist for the FEMA National Disaster Preparedness Center. More.

Federal judge rejects effort to dismiss lawsuit alleging Saudi Arabia helped 9/11 hijackers

A federal judge in New York on Thursday rejected an effort from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to dismiss a lawsuit from 9/11 terror attack survivors and victims’ families alleging that the country assisted the hijackers in the lead up to the deadliest attack on US soil in its history. More.