9/11

Congress passed JASTA, overcoming President Barack Obama's veto, to help relatives of victims of the September 2001

Stall holder Jaspir Bhatti insisted he had not realised what was featured on the dress

Legislation allows families of 9/11 victims to sue countries such as Saudi Arabia for alleged backing of attackers

Stephanie DeSimone alleges Saudi Arabia of providing material support to al Qaeda for more than a decade

. Saudi Arabia was home to 15 of the 19 al Qaeda hijackers who carried out the September 11

A senior Saudi prince reportedly threatened to pull billions of dollars out of US assets if it were to become law

Bi says no action was taken against the teacher responsible for screening the video in the classroom

Says a religious figure who urged him to take part in anti-US plot referred to a man as ‘Your Highness’

Transcript alleges unnamed member of Saudi royal family was part of an effort to recruit an Al Qaeda bombmaker

‘I do anticipate the president would veto this legislation when it is presented to him,’ says White House spokesperson

US president says they have delivered justice to Osama bin Laden

Hollande, whose country was rocked by extremist attacks in recent past, was also fiercely critical of the US riposte

Presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump temporarily paused their election campaign to attend service

Atta's family has long claimed they believe he had nothing to with the attacks and was alive

The budget for the CIA, FBI and National Security Agency has nearly doubled since 2001

Here is the timeline of the events that fateful morning, which reshaped the course of US history

We cannot give in to those who would divide us; we cannot react in ways that erode our society, says US President

'We are aware a hoax article and have removed it' Facebook spokesperson says

More than 2,750 people were killed when two passenger jets destroyed the Twin Towers

'If people are trying to build walls, we are building bridges' Imam Shamsi Ali of New York says

Congress releases '28 pages' on alleged ties of Saudi officials with 9/11 hijackers

Former senator Bob Graham has alleged that Saudi officials provided assistance to the 9/11 hijackers

The motion was filed on May 10 and recently cleared for release

After 9/11, a number of human rights laws were enacted. However, the real issue remains their weak implementation

Obama opposes the law because it would essentially waive the doctrine of sovereign immunity

Images take us inside the White House and provide a rare glimpse into Bush’s actions on 9/11

Republican frontrunner mistakenly mentions name of a popular convenience store chain in place of 9/11

Most of the 19 attackers on September 11, 2001 were Saudi nationals who hijacked four planes

Saudi foreign minister says they will be forced to sell up to $750 billion in Treasury securities and other assets

Lawyers for the accused say prisoners' objections to being touched must be respected on religious grounds

US Republican presidential candidate says he saw thousands of Muslims in New Jersey cheering 9/11 attacks

The 36-year-old managed to crawl to safety when the Bataclan concert hall came under attack

'Discriminatory behaviour towards Muslims is the largest contributing factor to their deteriorating mental health'

Neeraj Kumar says funds were raised through a kidnapping and handed over to Mohammad Atta

Issue of bin Attash's legal representation has stalled the hearings involving him and others charged in 9/11 attacks

President Barack Obama is set to observe a moment of silence to mark the anniversary at the White House

Aide to former German chancellor says Bush administration had played through all possibilities

Borders, 28 at the time of the attacks, was just one month into a job for Bank of America in one of the Twin Towers

Professor Louise Richardson says the US reacted the way it did due to inexperience in dealing with violent extremism

The real stakes in the war on terror can be summed up just in one word: Oil.

It will take time to eradicate a cancer like IS, says Obama

The Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) observed a black day to condemn the US aggression towards Muslim states.

The US govt appears to acknowledge Pakistan's support in the war on terrorism.

The last abode of Bin Laden competes with Ground Zero in terms of media interest .

My fear was General Musharraf would be blinded by desperate need to use the invasion to gain international legitimacy.

Musharraf tells of the "blatant ultimatum" to stand with America in War on Terror and allowing US use of two bases.

Swat had to face the brunt of militants who came back from their jihad in Afghanistan.

A Brooklyn neighbourhood has seen its fortunes decline, the community frayed after 9/11.

Frontline city in the war on terror, Peshawar has been reduced to a shadow of its former self.

Freed from custody in 2008, Iqbal is still routinely harassed by Punjab police.