From December 2001 to March 2002, McBrien coordinated the "United We Stand, United We Sew" project, in which volunteers sewed together a 20-foot by 30-foot American flag from 3,000-plus 4-inch by 6-inch American flags.
Each small flag represents a victim in the Sept. 11 attacks. There are also flag...

Bern's clock tower inspired Albert Einstein Marti has maintained the machine for nearly 40 years. That morning, it clicked with authority – a hypnotizing sound like a heartbeat – inside a thick-walled stone room far removed from the city below. Time itself, one feels, might live here.

Meghan McCain eulogized her father’s death as “the passing of American greatness,” directing her message at President Trump and encouraging others to live up to her father’s example. Her tribute opened the memorial service for John McCain at Washington National Cathedral.

Meet Ivan Massow. He wants to be the next Mayor of London, and here's why. He's keen to hear the views of Londoners. A unique and creative approach to a political campaign. Say it all at once and show who you are and what you can do for London.

Luxury is about to be redefined in London. An ambitious project plans to build a "sky pool" made entirely of glass and hanging 10 stories above the ground. The 25 by 5 meter by 3 meter deep pool will be made of 20 cm thick glass, and will act as a sort of bridge between two apartment buildings in Lo...

Latest updates say 26 police officers have been injured and 43 people arrested as violent riots flared up in North London. Two patrol cars, a building and a double-decker bus were torched as rioters clashed with officers on SaturdayAugust 6, 2011 in front of the Tottenham Police Station, where peop...

Enjoy the spectacular fire works in London during the countdown to 2016.

Holocaust survivor Inge Auerbacher describes why it's important for the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum to preserve the evidence of the Holocaust to teach future generations.

Pope Francis takes part in service at 9/11 museum's Foundation Hall.

In a very emotional dedication ceremony, President Barack Obama praised the new Sept. 11 museum on Thursday May 15, 2014 as "a sacred place of healing and of hope" that captures both the story and the spirit of heroism and helpfulness that followed the attacks. He said: Terrorism Can't Break Us.