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It’s Been 14 Years Since the 9/11 Attacks. These Ground Zero Responders Are Still Living the Nightmare

Immediately after the attacks, thousands of volunteers from across the country answered the call to aide in the recovery efforts

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Uncertainty reigns over possible end of 9/11 health programs

NEW YORK (AP) — Fourteen years after the 9/11 attacks, a new round of uncertainty looms for people exposed to

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Tell Congress we will never forget 9/11 first responders and survivors

I went to Ground Zero shortly after the 9/11 attacks because I knew my experience as a US Army veteran

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Jon Stewart to Congress: Extend September 11 Health Benefits

Jon Stewart and 100 first reponders to the September 11 attacks will call on Congress next week to permantently extend

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Jon Stewart To Walk Halls Of Congress With 9/11 Reponders

WASHINGTON — Jon Stewart spent years upbraiding Congress from his perch on the set of “The Daily Show,” perhaps never

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9/11 first responders urge Congress to renew Zadroga Act

FDNY Deputy Chief Thomas Riley of Nassau County was cancer-free for 13 years until last year, when he was diagnosed

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9/11 Survivors and Elected Officials Call For Extension of Zadroga Act

LOWER MANHATTAN — After Susan Herr managed to escape the 68th floor of Tower 2, as fire and chaos were

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Father of fallen 9/11 first responder James Zadroga urges lawmakers to extend bill that compensates Ground Zero workers

The father of James Zadroga delivered a stern message Thursday to any Washington politicians unwilling to extend the landmark bill

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Lawmakers Seek Extension to 9/11 Health-Care Act

Neil Carroll, a telecommunications technician, spent two months at Ground Zero 14 years ago, working to restore communication lines at

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