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Official reports and contemporaneous media say at least four physical passports linked to hijackers were recovered after 9/11: one was reportedly found on the street near the World Trade Center, anoth...
Four commercial airliners were hijacked on September 11, 2001: American Airlines Flight 11 and United Airlines Flight 175 struck the World Trade Center, American Airlines Flight 77 hit the Pentagon, a...
Multiple authoritative investigations, eyewitness accounts, government archives, and memorial records say American Airlines Flight 77 was hijacked on September 11, 2001, and crashed into the Pentagon ...
Official post-9/11 reporting and memorials record a total of 246 passengers and crew killed aboard the four hijacked airliners: Flight 11, Flight 175, Flight 77 and Flight 93 . Contemporary and refere...
The core claims in circulation are that American Airlines pilots are being hired through Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion () preferences rather than merit, and that the pilot of American Airlines Flig...
Multiple contemporaneous and later official and journalistic sources document airplane wreckage at the Pentagon: FBI photographs of interior wreckage, eyewitness accounts and photos of airplane parts,...
The available analyses consistently state that , and that , but the provided sources do not supply a plane-by-plane passenger breakdown for the aircraft that struck the World Trade Center (WTC) . This...
Forensic linkage of American Airlines Flight 77 to the Pentagon crash rests on multiple converging lines of evidence: security-camera video and eyewitness accounts showing an airliner striking the bui...
Multiple contemporaneous news reports and later compilations record dozens of eyewitnesses who said they saw a commercial airliner approach and strike the Pentagon on Sept. 11, 2001; outlets and resea...
The two airliners that struck the Twin Towers on September 11, 2001, are identified in official and encyclopedic records as , which hit the North Tower, and , which struck the South Tower; these desig...
Harry C. Myers is documented in multiple veteran oral-history and archival records as a First Lieutenant navigator in the U.S. Army Air Forces during World War II who flew B-24 missions across the Eur...
Multiple independent investigations and extensive photo, video, eyewitness and forensic work concluded American Airlines Flight 77 struck the Pentagon at 9:37 a.m. on Sept. 11, 2001; investigators rec...
Charlie Kirk’s widely cited “original comment” was not about a Black pilot; it targeted affirmative-action policies and specific Black women, asserting they lacked the “brain processing power” to be t...
Conspiracy theories about 9/11 arise from a mix of psychological reactions to trauma, distrust of official institutions, and selective reading of technical evidence; experts and major investigations (...
The FBI released previously unseen photographs showing the Pentagon crash site from Sept. 11, 2001 — images that include airplane debris, first responders, interior damage and investigators working th...
The four hijacked airliners on Sept. 11, 2001 carried a combined 265 passengers and crew who all died aboard the aircraft: American Airlines Flight 11 (92 aboard), United Airlines Flight 175 (65 aboar...
Charlie Kirk publicly made a remark in 2024 saying, and the available reporting shows he responded to criticism without issuing an apology; instead he framed the remark as a critique of diversity, equ...
Coverage in the provided sources does not directly address modern investigators reconciling conflicting eyewitness reports about the Pentagon strike on 9/11; the only detailed eyewitness compilation i...
Documented examples of misinformation promoted by 9/11 conspiracy proponents include assertions that no plane hit the Pentagon and that Building 7 was brought down by controlled demolition; mainstream...
Photographs, security video frames, eyewitness accounts, and documented aircraft parts at the Pentagon site are cited by multiple mainstream reports and investigations as evidence that American Airlin...