Steve Kastenbaum
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395 appearances
52 recordings
2 series
first heard Jan 2026
last heard 5d ago
Steve Kastenbaum’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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The victims' families were joined by dozens of current and former elected officials who sat in silence as the names were read aloud.
Political speeches are banned from the ceremony.
But Terry Strata, National Chair of Nine Eleven Families United, strayed from the script after honoring her husband, Tom Strata.
The nine eleven commission and other investigations cleared the Saudi government of any role in the attacks, but several Saudi citizens with ties to the government were found to have provided support to the terrorists.
Strada called on President Trump to hold those people accountable.
For NPR News, I'm Steve Kastenbaum in New York.
The victims' families were joined by dozens of current and former elected officials who sat in silence as the names were read aloud.
Political speeches are banned from the ceremony.
But Terry Strata, National Chair of Nine Eleven Families United, strayed from the script after honoring her husband, Tom Strata.
The nine eleven commission and other investigations cleared the Saudi government of any role in the attacks, but several Saudi citizens with ties to the government were found to have provided support to the terrorists.
Strata called on President Trump to hold those people accountable.
For NPR News, I'm Steve Kastenbaum in New York.
One hundred and seventy thousand documents were made public after Mayor Zaram Mamdani's administration settled two lawsuits from nine eleven advocacy organizations.
New York Congressman Gerald Nadler was among those who started the quest for this information more than two decades ago.
Blasphemous.
The public can browse this first batch of documents through a portal on the city's website.
For NPR News, I'm Steve Kastenbaum in New York.
Over one hundred and seventy thousand documents were made public after Mayor Zaram Mamdani's administration settled two lawsuits from nine eleven advocacy organizations.
New York Congressman Gerald Nadler was among those who started the quest for this information more than two decades ago.
The public can browse this first batch of documents through a portal on the city's website.
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