Hallie Jackson NOW - Sept. 11 | NBC News NOW
Memorial services across the United States honored the lives lost in the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, marking 25 years since the event. Ceremonies were held in Shanksville, Pennsylvania; Washington, D.C.; and New York City, where a widow called for justice regarding Saudi Arabia's alleged role in the attacks. Dignitaries, including former presidents and Vice President JD Vance, attended the New York ceremony.
The annual remembrance serves as a national reflection on a pivotal moment in US history, honoring victims and first responders while also bringing attention to ongoing calls for accountability related to the attacks.
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