9/11

I took my son to the 9/11 exhibit at the NYS Museum and tried my best to explain to him what happened that day. It wasn't easy, but I felt it was necessary.

As we remember the anniversary of the September 11th terrorist attacks, we wanted to look back at the iconic images from that fateful day.

First responders don't want this to happen.

Yesterday, August 17, was the final day of operation for the 9/11 Tribute Museum in New York City.

Phil Mickelson expressed his sympathy for those who lost loved ones in 9/11, but his actions are speaking louder than his words, according to one irate widow.

Though it aired for just one season, the television show The Lone Gunmen left a horrifying legacy, as its first episode predicted New York's greatest tragedy.

What do you do when you find yourself stuck in a tree, in a swamp, behind a Pizza Hut? Call 911?

"The most boring player I've ever interacted with, was Derek Jeter. And I told him that." Very few people can say that and mean it, and Buster Olney is one of them.

The NFL will not fine players for paying tribute to the country by wearing red, white, and blue on 9/11.  There was speculation that the NFL fashion police would be out in full force.  The NFL decided to make the wise move.

Rashard Mendenhall's recent Twitter comments regarding Osama bin Laden's death and the September 11th attacks made me realize that professional athletes just shouldn't use Twitter. Before you start talking about "Freedom of Speech", let me tell you why I feel this way.

I watched the President's speech Sunday night.  I watched with a smile as Americans flooded the streets and celebrated the day.  But at the same time I realized that this day served as a reminder, a vivid representation of a time nearly ten years ago, when one September morning the name of Osama bin Laden was thrust into the minds of all Americans.  And I thought about how in the days that followe