25 years after the 9-11 attacks,
Americans remember the dead and the wounded in an event that altered the lives of millions.
Today, New York adds a moment of silence for those who later died from 9-11-related illnesses.
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President Trump held a midterm event to call attention to himself.
Vice President Vance cast the election not as a referendum on an unpopular president, but a choice between parties.
The contrast in this election, ladies and gentlemen, it's not about this or that policy.
It's about the party of common sense beating the party of the crazies.
How did Republicans make their case?
Also, a Supreme Court justice again blocked Missouri's Republican-drawn congressional map.
How does that affect the fight over the House?
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