It’s a tribute twenty years in the making. Retired United Airlines flight attendant Paulie Veneto unknowingly avoided tragedy by taking the day off on Sept. 11 2001, instead of boarding Flight 175 out of Boston, which was hijacked.

President Biden used executive power to put pressure on 80 million working Americans to get the vaccine. One veteran ESPN reporter says she’d rather step away from her job than take the COVID-19 vaccine while trying to get pregnant.

A man seen confronting a group of teens over their choice of swimsuits has been fired from his job after a video of the incident went viral on social media.

The wife of a Texas fireman found dead on a wedding anniversary vacation in Mexico is speaking out for the first time on “Dr. Phil.”

After the September 11 attacks, the world was in a state of shock, and some thought we might never laugh again. “Can we be funny?” was the question Saturday Night Live executive producer Lorne Michaels famously asked New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani.

On the eve of the 20th anniversary of America’s darkest day, the memory of that fateful morning is still vivid.

Police in New York are looking for a man who they say shot another man to death as he was getting into his car.

A 13 and 14-year-old have been placed under mental health evaluation for allegedly plotting a mass shooting at a Florida middle school.

Conservative commentator Meghan McCain has landed her first job since leaving “The View.” McCain, the daughter of late Republican senator John McCain, has just been hired as a columnist for The Daily Mail’s website.