Twenty-five years after 9/11, we became the lives we had imagined before it | Guest column

Twenty-five years after 9/11, Jeff Bennett reflects on how that ordinary day reshaped his family, friends, and the overall trajectory of an entire generation. While some view the immediate terror of the event as a thing of the past, other perspectives suggest a continuing struggle. Specifically, reports indicate that the war is being lost as Sharia supremacism continues to advance, highlighting a complex legacy of personal transformation and ongoing global ideological conflicts.