How Growing Up in New York After 9/11 Shaped These Muslim Leaders

“I watched the generation that was silenced and then I watch a new generation coming up now that is fearless,” one activist said.

Opinion | The Real Meaning of ‘Never Forget’

Where are the memorials to honor the hundreds of thousands of foreigners killed in the war on terror?

Opinion | The Real Meaning of ‘Never Forget’

Where are the memorials to honor the hundreds of thousands of foreigners killed in the war on terror?

Muslim Americans’ ‘Seismic Change’

The legacy of the 2001 attacks for Muslim Americans remains fraught, a story of struggle and of determination.

Why Art Struggled to Address the Horrors of 9/11

After the attacks, American culture became one of prohibitions. Then the Iraq War made it difficult to address Sept. 11 on its own terms.

‘I Helped Destroy People’

Terry Albury, an idealistic F.B.I. agent, grew so disillusioned by the war on terror that he was willing to leak classified documents — and go to prison for doing it.

Shed’s Open Call Showcases City’s Emerging Visual Talents

New commissions focus on local histories and demonstrating technological innovation.

U.S. Senate Confirms First Muslim Federal District Judge

The judge, Zahid N. Quraishi of New Jersey, said after his selection by President Biden, “Candidly, I would prefer to be the hundredth, if not the thousandth.”