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Updated: 7:43 p.m. ET Sept. 10, 2007

More on the 9/11 anniversary
Bin Laden releases second video
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Latest commentary

Olbermann's 2006 Special Comment on 9/11

Jacobs: Paul Bremer ought to share the blame

Matthews: Mudslinging on all sides

Francona: Petraeus report will make no difference

Van Zandt: Why I didn't want a part of "If I Did It"

Jacobs: Gen. Petraeus in the spotlight

Todd: The resiliency of Rudy

Rosen: Welcome back, Washington

Newshole: Keith Olbermann's fantasy football list

Francona: Saudis grow wary of America

Olbermann: Leona Helmsley shows her love for Trouble

‘Dante’s Inferno’
Video: Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, D-N.Y., tells MSNBC’s Chris Matthews that Ground Zero was “as close to a visual depiction of hell as I've ever seen.”

Clinton: ‘So real to me because I knew people’

Powell: ‘Long after you’ve gone to hell’

Powell: ‘How could this be? But it was.’

Rice: ‘They were out to bring us down’

Negroponte: ‘No absolute guarantee’

McCain: ‘We passed up an opportunity’

Hughes: ‘I want a hamburger’

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MSNBC TV highlights

Crocker: A stable Iraq is attainable
Sept. 10: U.S. Ambassador to Iraq Ryan Crocker says, "A secure, stable and democratic Iraq is attainable," at Congressional hearing on the Iraq progress report. Watch his entire opening statement.

Stage fright

Cook arrested for serving cop salty burger

Protesters disrupt Petraeus hearing

Bus stop near sex offender's house sparks outrage

Countdown: Worst Person in the World

Andrew Card
Sept. 10: In response to the bin Laden tape, Andrew Card said, "I can't believe that there are people in Congress that will actually follow the direction of a sworn enemy of this country rather than take the direction of the person sworn to defend the country, the president of the United States."

Bill O’Reilly

From the Doc Block

9/11 as it happened
September 11, 2001 is seared into America's memory. To honor the victims and safeguard the future, many have said we must never forget. For two hours, with limited editing, the events of that morning unfold as they did six years ago live on NBC. Tune in Tuesday, Sept. 11 at 10 PM ET/PT.

‘On Campus’ reports

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9/11: How msnbc.com saw it then

	Attack on America See images from MSNBC.com's day-of coverage of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks
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