9/11

Flight Data and Voice Recorders Found At Pentagon

Searchers sifting through the rubble at the Pentagon early Friday said they recovered the "black boxes" containing the flight data and voice recorders of the hijacked plane that crashed into the building Tuesday.

International Community Responds to American Tragedy

Across Europe and the world, heads of state have promised support, declared national days of mourning, and pledged solidarity in the face of terrorist attacks.

Final Pentagon Death Toll Expected to Be Around 190

In a preliminary estimate, the Pentagon announced today that approximately 190 people may have perished in the terrorist attack on the defense headquarters.

The Investigation of Flight 93

Officials have located the flight-data recorder for United Airlines Flight 93 the hijacked 757 jetliner that crashed 80 miles southwest of Pittsburgh.

Bush Plans to Visit New York

President Bush announced this morning that he would visit New York to see firsthand the scene of devastation at the site of the collapsed World Trade Center.

U.S. Airspace Reopened on Case-by-Case Basis

U.S. officials allowed airports to reopen and flights to resume today with new, stringent security rules following the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon.

Congress Condemns Attacks

By PBS News Hour

The following is the full text of a joint resolution introduced Wednesday by the Senate and House condemning the terrorist attacks.

Search for Survivors Continues in New York

Mayor Rudolph Giuliani said Wednesday the preliminary death toll in Tuesday's attacks on the World Trade Center is 45, but a death toll in the thousands is expected.

Pentagon Officials Expect No More Survivors

Officials heading the search and rescue operation at the Pentagon after yesterday's deadly terrorist strike said today they expect to find no more survivors.

FBI Continues Hunt for Suspects

Attorney General John Ashcroft today said investigators were "reviewing intelligence" on the attacks against New York and Washington and were conducting "the most massive and intense investigation ever conducted in America" to find those at fault.