Friday, September 9, 2011 Arianna Huffington: Practically every facet of our society was altered by 9/11 in some way, either by the attacks themselves, or, especially, by our response to the attacks -- a response that continues to evolve. Looking back ten years later we can finally begin to get a sense of just how the country was changed, and what elements of our society we'd previously taken for granted. Starting today, with a special section titled "9/11: A Decade After", we will be examining those changes from all angles, collecting stories from across all of HuffPost, from the economy to national security, politics, education, parenting, pop culture, and the arts. The conversation starts here. BLOG POSTS  | Marlo Thomas: America... Listen to Your Daughters of 9/11
This week, I had the privilege of sitting down with three remarkable young women who all had parents who died in the north tower of the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001. And here is what I learned: America, you need to listen to your daughters. |  | Alec Baldwin: A Conversation On 9/11
As unimaginable and cowardly as the 9/11 attacks were, it's important to ask ourselves what we must learn from them. Not just about terrorism, but about our country and ourselves as well. |  | Jeffrey Sachs: A Real Jobs Program
Obama is right that the Republican vision of relentless tax cuts, deregulation, and shrinking government is the road to ruin. Yet Obama's alternative of short-term and shortsighted stimulus is only marginally better. Neither approach is getting America back on track. |  | Russell Simmons: Barack Obama's Job Speech: Them's Fighting Words!
My challenge to Republicans: get into the game now -- don't wait for the election. You can make your case to the American people without holding them and their aspirations hostage. |  | Melissa Lafsky: 5 Truths About Breakups (That No One Ever Tells You)
Breakups HURT. They crush your chest and cleave your heart and twist your bowels with an exquisite, visceral pain. When you think about it, of course there's pain, something has literally died. | | MOST POPULAR ON HUFFINGTONPOST.COM |
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