In what President Bush called an “apparent terrorist attack,” two planes crashed into the World Trade Center towers minutes apart, a third plane crashed into the Pentagon and a car bomb exploded outside the State Department.
NEW YORK | At 9:15 a.m. EDT, the zipper in Times Square is reporting the day’s usual events: An unmanned surveillance plane was shot down over Iraq.
NEW YORK | Moments after the first plane hit the north tower of the World Trade Center, Manhattan erupted in a frantic …
SARASOTA, Fla. | President Bush was on his way into a classroom to hear second graders read an idyllic tale from a …
WASHINGTON | With Washington under apparent attack, the streets of the nation’s capital quickly filled with cars and pedestrians rushing to get …
NEW YORK | The collapse of the two towers of the World Trade Center sent walls of dust and debris more than …
Less than a year into his presidency, George W. Bush faces a challenge that no other president in the last 60 years …
Under attack on Tuesday, America went online.
MIAMI | Almost immediately after Islamic militant Osama bin Laden’s name scrolled across television screens as a “suspect” in Tuesday’s attacks, threats began coming in over the phone at the Darul Uloom Institute, one of the largest mosques …
Here is a time sequence of Tuesday’s events: