With scores of defense motions demanding evidence prosecutors refuse to hand over, attorneys say pretrial phase could easily last another year

Jason Greenblatt admits his organization mishandled its response to proposed Cordoba House, warns against rising Islamophobia

Counterterrorism expert says Palestinian ally of bin Laden unwittingly revealed 2002 plan to kill hundreds at nightclubs, enabling thwarting of attacks 'at the last moment'

Filmmakers play it safe in the historical drama out Sept. 3 about a controversial victim compensation fund, avoiding grittier details in an effort that rings hollow 20 years later

Victims' families have long called for release of records they hope will support court efforts to hold Saudi government accountable

Speaking to Israeli TV, American businessman describes how he bought Twin Towers 7 weeks before the 2001 terror attacks, and how a dermatologist appointment saved his life that day

US director asks critics to 'hold their judgment' until final version of 'New York Epicenters: 9/11-2021½' is released

US officers recall many fond memories of fellow soldiers, Afghan allies, and kiddush wine, but wonder what all the sacrifice was ultimately for

As the Taliban retake power, the imminent 20th anniversary of 9/11 underlines the horrific consequences of the US failing to reckon with this region's darkest forces

FBI says it will work to 'identify additional information appropriate for disclosure,' but some victims' relatives skeptical: 'We've heard many empty promises before'