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Karen Travers reports from Washington DC
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Lawyers for the Sept. 11 memorial say a judge should toss out a lawsuit by a national atheists group disputing the steel cross.
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Work on a planned museum at the World Trade Center has ground to a halt because of a financial dispute.
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There are calls for action after a the Port Authority has decided not to fireproof a large portion of the new Transit Hub.
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There was a race to Ground Zero on Sunday to honor the hundreds of New York City firefighters who died on 9/11.
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You can see it on the skyline, but now take a look inside the massive construction project at Ground Zero.
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First responders who say they became ill after working at ground zero voiced their anger and disappointment at a meeting.
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Atheists are now suing New York City over the inclusion of a steel beam cross at the World Trade Center Memorial.
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The union that represents ranking officers of the FDNY is requesting a new investigation into the fatal Deutsche Bank fire.
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A toxin-cleanup director and a company were acquitted of manslaughter in the blaze near groudn zero that killed two firefighters.
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A second construction-company supervisor has been acquitted of manslaughter in the deadly Deutsche Bank fire.
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An asbestos-cleanup foreman was acquitted of manslaughter in a blaze that killed two firefighters at a ground zero bank tower.
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Jurors have started deliberating in the trial of three construction company supervisors accused of manslaughter.
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Visitors to the museum at the national 9/11 memorial could be required to pay an entrance fee of about $20.
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A piece of ground zero is now part of a firehouse in Iowa.
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The first responders who worked the toxic pile at Ground Zero were consulted today in Lower Manhattan.
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Bill Ritter reports live from Ground Zero
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People who died together on Sept. 11 will have their names listed next to each other on the national memorial at ground zero.
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New York City police say the extra security that was increased when bin Laden's death was announced will remain in place for now.
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While there are no specific threats, authorities are on the lookout for signs of possible retaliation by terrorists.
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Some local law enforcement agencies in the U.S. were adding security measures Monday following Osama bin Laden's death.
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Michelle Charlesworth reports
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Diana Williams reports
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Sandra Bookman reports
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Joyous at the release of a decade's frustration, Americans streamed to the site of the World Trade Center, the gates of the White House and smaller but no less jubilant gatherings across the nation to celebrate the death of Osama bin Laden - cheering, waving flags and belting the national anthem.
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Sept. 11 mastermind Khalid Sheik Mohammed will be tried in a military commission at Guantanamo Bay, not New York City.
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Morgue workers arrived and removed the body of a former NYPD officer as family members mourned him.
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The latest Census figures show the rebuilding of Lower Manhattan has turned into a population boom.
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When a manslaughter case surrounding a blaze that killed two firefighters in a condemned ground zero skyscraper goes to trial this spring, a judge and a jury may split the role of deciding the verdict.
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Plans to develop a new version of Windows on the World on top of One World Trade Center have been scrapped.
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A Muslim scholar recently named as the new senior imam at the Islamic center being built near the World Trade Center has parted ways with the project.
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The 41-story Deutsche Bank Building at ground zero has finally been demolished, but a lawsuit is just getting started.
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A police command center at the rebuilt World Trade Center site will be staffed with scores of officers.
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Questions still remain over who will actually be covered under the 9/11 health bill.
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A funeral was held Saturday for a NYC firefighter who died of cancer after spending significant time at ground zero.
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The organization planning to build an Islamic community center near the World Trade Center has named a new imam.
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Supporters of the September 11th health care bill are planning a rally Friday afternoon at ground zero.
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The Senate has blocked the Zadroga health care bill, intended to compensate first responders on September 11th.
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Kemberly Richardson reports
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The Freedom Tower now 48 stories and climbing at a floor per week. Also well underway, the construction of a network of underground garages and interconnecting roads.
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