New York City has begun releasing long-hidden records related to the World Trade Center, marking a shift toward transparency after years of secrecy. Documents detailing construction, safety inspections, and emergency responses are now being made public, offering unprecedented insight into the building’s history. The move follows persistent calls from families of victims and advocates for accountability. Critics argue the delay in disclosure raises questions about what was withheld—and why.
NYC finally starts coming clean on secret WTC records New York Daily News
