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Taliban raises flag, forms govt., 20 years after 9/11

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Remembering a Chaplain’s bravery on 9/11

Remembering a Chaplain’s bravery on 9/11

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Climate change is making extreme weather events more common

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9/11 first responders on the health toll of their service

9/11 first responders on the health toll of their service

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Tamara Keith and Amy Walter on $3.5T Dem bill, Newsom recall

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Boston's changing demographics on display in mayoral race

Boston's changing demographics on display in mayoral race

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Pediatricians urge FDA to approve vaccines for kids under 12

Pediatricians urge FDA to approve vaccines for kids under 12

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Sen. Sanders on corporate and wealth taxes, climate change

Sen. Sanders on corporate and wealth taxes, climate change

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Afghan economy, emergency services suffer under Taliban rule

Afghan economy, emergency services suffer under Taliban rule

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News Wrap: 1 million NYC kids return to in-person school

News Wrap: 1 million NYC kids return to in-person school

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Ex-Afghan police women being killed after Taliban takeover

Ex-Afghan police women being killed after Taliban takeover

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20 years after 9/11, Dearborn market unifies Arab community

The attacks of 9/11 fueled Islamophobia, and increased incidents of hate crimes against Muslims and Arabs. NewsHour Weekend’s Christopher Booker reports on how the events of 9/11 were a catalyst for an Arab community in metropolitan Detroit to unite and combat stereotypes by building a stronger cultural identity through food.