Giuliani Pushback as NYC Unveils 9/11 Records Portal
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NYC releases more than 170,000 pages of 9/11 response records and launches a public portal, prompting Giuliani’s team to accuse Mayor Mamdani of political point-scoring while Mamdani says the documents show multi‑administration failures to inform the public about hazards like asbestos. The release comes with over $34 million in settlements tied to 9/11 Health Watch and renews scrutiny of EPA air-safety assurances, which were later apologized for by officials.
- Giuliani blasts Mamdani’s 9/11 toxic-air blame as buried city records come to light Fox News
- What the Aftermath of 9/11 Taught Me The Atlantic
- Read Rudy Giuliani's response after NYC releases 25-year-old 9/11 air quality docs NBC New York
- The case for declassifying 9/11 records MS NOW
- The ‘safe to breathe’ lie that haunts 9/11 — and Christine Todd Whitman Inquirer.com
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