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NEW: Rosh Hashanah begins at sundown Monday, ushering in the High Holy Days, with the Los Angeles Police Department and Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department pledging their customary increased patrols around Jewish institutions.β
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Officers will be doing extra patrols and will be visible in neighborhoods, synagogues, schools, and community centers.β
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25 years since the devastating terrorist attacksππ»
Baseball returned to Dodger Stadium on September 17, 2001 and Vin Scully delivered a moving address to help soothe a hurting nation.
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Baseball returned to Dodger Stadium on September 17, 2001 and Vin Scully delivered a moving address to help soothe a hurting nation.
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Honoring the Lives Lost on September 11
Crescenta Valley Sheriffβs Station was proud to participate in the 9/11 Memorial Motorcade, traveling through La Crescenta, Montrose, La CaΓ±ada Flintridge, and Glendale to honor the nearly 3,000 people who lost their lives on September 11, 2001.
We were joined by CHP Altadena, Glendale Police Department, Los Angeles County Fire Department, and many local residents driving classic cars as the motorcade visited schools throughout the area.
The event provided an opportunity for our communities to come together, reflect on the sacrifices made that day, and help ensure that future generations understand the significance of September 11 and the courage shown by first responders and ordinary citizens alike.
We are grateful to everyone who participated and to the schools and community members who came out to remember and pay their respects.
We will never forget.
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Crescenta Valley Sheriffβs Station was proud to participate in the 9/11 Memorial Motorcade, traveling through La Crescenta, Montrose, La CaΓ±ada Flintridge, and Glendale to honor the nearly 3,000 people who lost their lives on September 11, 2001.
We were joined by CHP Altadena, Glendale Police Department, Los Angeles County Fire Department, and many local residents driving classic cars as the motorcade visited schools throughout the area.
The event provided an opportunity for our communities to come together, reflect on the sacrifices made that day, and help ensure that future generations understand the significance of September 11 and the courage shown by first responders and ordinary citizens alike.
We are grateful to everyone who participated and to the schools and community members who came out to remember and pay their respects.
We will never forget.
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David Sacks Says the Jacob Coxon AI Doomer Story βAppears to Be an Opβ
βThis was something that was orchestrated β¦ The Wall Street Journal covered the resignation letter, and somehow it was posted minutes before the tweet storm itself.β
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βThis was something that was orchestrated β¦ The Wall Street Journal covered the resignation letter, and somehow it was posted minutes before the tweet storm itself.β
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NEW: An off-duty Philadelphia police officer has been hospitalized, officials said, after being attacked overnight in North Philly by an assailant who took the officer's firearm.
According to Philadelphia Police Department Chief Inspector Scott Small, the incident happened when an off-duty officer was assaulted by a man, just before midnight on Thursday, near the intersection of 10th and Brown streets in North Philly.
Though Small did not immediately say what sparked the incident or how the attack unfolded, he said at some point in this attack, the suspected attacker stole the officer's firearm and some other belongings.
Officers responding to the scene of this attack, Small said, took the off-duty officer to a nearby hospital where he was being treated for minor injuries.
Please join us in sending prayers and, or positive thoughts for the officer's recoveryππ»
More: https://trib.al/pOjJ9UQ
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According to Philadelphia Police Department Chief Inspector Scott Small, the incident happened when an off-duty officer was assaulted by a man, just before midnight on Thursday, near the intersection of 10th and Brown streets in North Philly.
Though Small did not immediately say what sparked the incident or how the attack unfolded, he said at some point in this attack, the suspected attacker stole the officer's firearm and some other belongings.
Officers responding to the scene of this attack, Small said, took the off-duty officer to a nearby hospital where he was being treated for minor injuries.
Please join us in sending prayers and, or positive thoughts for the officer's recoveryππ»
More: https://trib.al/pOjJ9UQ
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NYPD Officer Moira Smith was assigned to Manhattan's 13th Precinct.
On September 11, 2001, she responded to the World Trade Center and helped people evacuate the area around the South Tower.
Survivors later described her directing and assisting civilians as they made their way out of the complex.
She was seen returning to help more people rather than leaving the scene herself.
Smith was last seen assisting evacuating civilians near the South Tower.
She was killed when the World Trade Center collapsed.
She was 38 years old and the only female NYPD officer killed in the attacks.
The NYPD later awarded her the department's Medal of Honor.
Survivors, fellow officers, and her family have helped preserve the record of what she did that morning.
People who escaped the World Trade Center credited her with helping them get out.
Moira Smith's final known actions were focused on moving others to safety. πΊπΈ
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On September 11, 2001, she responded to the World Trade Center and helped people evacuate the area around the South Tower.
Survivors later described her directing and assisting civilians as they made their way out of the complex.
She was seen returning to help more people rather than leaving the scene herself.
Smith was last seen assisting evacuating civilians near the South Tower.
She was killed when the World Trade Center collapsed.
She was 38 years old and the only female NYPD officer killed in the attacks.
The NYPD later awarded her the department's Medal of Honor.
Survivors, fellow officers, and her family have helped preserve the record of what she did that morning.
People who escaped the World Trade Center credited her with helping them get out.
Moira Smith's final known actions were focused on moving others to safety. πΊπΈ
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NEW: El Paso County Deputy Michael Ratai, a retired Staff Sergeant, received a Purple Heart during a ceremony at Centennial Hall in downtown Colorado Springs on Friday.
The award comes 15 years to the day after Ratai was wounded during combat while deployed in Afghanistan on Sept. 11, 2011.
Friends and family gathered at Centennial Hall to honor Ratai for his courage, sacrifice and military service.
Ratai expressed disbelief at finally receiving the Purple Heart after 15 years.
βIt took so long. It's 15 years to the day this year. And it just blew my mind and I went on, I told my wife,β Ratai said.
Kelly Ratai, wife of Deputy Michael Ratai, recalled the moment her husband told her about receiving the honor.
Read more: https://krdo.com/news/2026/09/11/el-paso-county-deputy-receives-the-purple-heart-15-years-after-being-injured-during-combat-in-afghanistan
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The award comes 15 years to the day after Ratai was wounded during combat while deployed in Afghanistan on Sept. 11, 2011.
Friends and family gathered at Centennial Hall to honor Ratai for his courage, sacrifice and military service.
Ratai expressed disbelief at finally receiving the Purple Heart after 15 years.
βIt took so long. It's 15 years to the day this year. And it just blew my mind and I went on, I told my wife,β Ratai said.
Kelly Ratai, wife of Deputy Michael Ratai, recalled the moment her husband told her about receiving the honor.
Read more: https://krdo.com/news/2026/09/11/el-paso-county-deputy-receives-the-purple-heart-15-years-after-being-injured-during-combat-in-afghanistan
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BREAKING: Newly declassified CIA documents show that U.S. intelligence agencies knew as early as 1998 that Bin Laden planned to hijack American aircraft. βBin Ladin might implement plans to hijack a US aircraft,β a December 4, 1998 CIA memorandum stated.β¦
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9/11 BOMBSHELL: New Declassified CIA Docs PROVE Bush KNEW About Possible Attacks, Did NOTHING...
Declassified CIA files just dropped on the 25th anniversary and the picture is ugly. Bush got eighteen Presidential Daily Briefs in 2001 warning Osama Bin Laden was determined to strike the United States.
Clinton saw the same plot in 1998 and passed on killing Bin Laden when he had the shot. The hijackers still walked in on legal visas, trained at U.S. flight schools, and operated out of Saudi-linked networks in San Diego.
The same leaders rebuilt Muslim countries and demanded Americans pretend this was a religion of peace.
Then they mass imported millions of Muslims and third worlders and flooded our communities with them.
This is the worst betrayal in the history of civilization.
Benny Johnson
Declassified CIA files just dropped on the 25th anniversary and the picture is ugly. Bush got eighteen Presidential Daily Briefs in 2001 warning Osama Bin Laden was determined to strike the United States.
Clinton saw the same plot in 1998 and passed on killing Bin Laden when he had the shot. The hijackers still walked in on legal visas, trained at U.S. flight schools, and operated out of Saudi-linked networks in San Diego.
The same leaders rebuilt Muslim countries and demanded Americans pretend this was a religion of peace.
Then they mass imported millions of Muslims and third worlders and flooded our communities with them.
This is the worst betrayal in the history of civilization.
Benny Johnson
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Today, we remember the nearly 3,000 lives lost on September 11, 2001, and we honor the first responders who ran toward danger when others were trying to escape.
Firefighters, police officers, EMS personnel, dispatchers, and countless others answered the call that day with extraordinary courage. Many made the ultimate sacrifice, and many more carried the physical and emotional cost for years afterward.
We remember the victims. We remember the heroes. We remember the families whose lives were changed forever.
Never forget.
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Firefighters, police officers, EMS personnel, dispatchers, and countless others answered the call that day with extraordinary courage. Many made the ultimate sacrifice, and many more carried the physical and emotional cost for years afterward.
We remember the victims. We remember the heroes. We remember the families whose lives were changed forever.
Never forget.
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President Donald J. Trump: "The heroism that I saw on September 11th... was incredible."
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BREAKING: At exactly 9:11pm a pro-Hamas protestor ran onto the Yankee Stadium field waving a Palestinian flag. He was immediately tackled by NYPD officers and fans threw beer on him as he was escorted out of the stadium.
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GOOD NEWS: Iowa State Patrol Trooper Chase Carruthers is home.
After spending several weeks in the hospital recovering from injuries suffered in a line-of-duty shooting, Carruthers was released Friday to continue his recovery at home.
His family and the Iowa State Patrol thanked Iowans for the tremendous outpouring of prayers, support and encouragement and are asking for continued privacy as he recovers.ππ»
Welcome home, Trooper Carruthers. π
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After spending several weeks in the hospital recovering from injuries suffered in a line-of-duty shooting, Carruthers was released Friday to continue his recovery at home.
His family and the Iowa State Patrol thanked Iowans for the tremendous outpouring of prayers, support and encouragement and are asking for continued privacy as he recovers.ππ»
Welcome home, Trooper Carruthers. π
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Stephen Miller: "The Democrat Party fundamentally has sided with the jihadists in the war on terror. That's where we are right now."
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The Waukesha County Sheriffβs Office is saddened by the unexpected passing of retired K9 Max.
K9 Max faithfully served Waukesha County alongside his partner, Deputy McIntyre, from 2019 to 2025. During his seven years of service, Max assisted with 494 calls for service, including patrol operations, tactical deployments, and narcotics detection.
K9 Max served with honor, loyalty, and distinction. Our deepest condolences are with Deputy McIntyre and his family during this difficult time.ππ»
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K9 Max faithfully served Waukesha County alongside his partner, Deputy McIntyre, from 2019 to 2025. During his seven years of service, Max assisted with 494 calls for service, including patrol operations, tactical deployments, and narcotics detection.
K9 Max served with honor, loyalty, and distinction. Our deepest condolences are with Deputy McIntyre and his family during this difficult time.ππ»
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Every year John Vinson plants 2,977 flags in West Sacramento, one for each of the September 11 victims. His efforts have helped honor their memory and helped all of us remember that we are all Americans.πΊπΈ
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On September 11, we remember the nearly 3,000 lives lost and honor the courage of the first responders who ran toward danger to help others.
We remember the sacrifices made that day and the lasting impact on our nation.
Today, we pause to remember.
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We remember the sacrifices made that day and the lasting impact on our nation.
Today, we pause to remember.
CHP Southern Division
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