A former president has rejected claims that he will skip a major commemoration in New York City marking the 22nd anniversary of the September 11 attacks, following a dispute with event organizers over unspecified conditions. The controversy comes as the nation prepares to honor first responders and victims of the terrorist attacks, with the White House denying any withdrawal from participation. The situation raises questions about protocol and public expectations for presidential attendance at solemn national events. Details on the exact nature of the disagreement remain unclear, though organizers have reportedly set boundaries for participation.
President Trump pushed back Friday against a report that he will not attend a ceremony in New York City marking the anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attack after event organizers denied ...
