September 11, 25 Years Later: September 11, 2026
Summary
This Dispatch Voiced episode covers major global news, including Houthi forces seizing Yemen’s port city of Mocha and South Korea’s potential $100 billion energy investment in the US. The report also details the Supreme Court blocking Missouri’s redistricting map and the European Central Bank raising interest rates amid inflation. The main feature marks the 25th anniversary of 9/11, featuring personal remembrances from The Dispatch staff reflecting on the tragedy’s enduring impact.
Topics discussed
Introduction and 9/11 25th anniversary context
Houthis seize Yemeni port city of Mocha
South Korea's $100B US energy investment deal
Supreme Court blocks Missouri voting map
European Central Bank raises interest rates
Anthropic reports AI-assisted bioweapon plots
Main story: 9/11 legacy articles overview
Wendy Lane Cook: Personal memory of 9/11
Alex Demas: Childhood perspective on 9/11
Kelsey Dallas: Parental perspective on 9/11
Surya Gowda: Fukuyama's thesis vs 9/11 reality
Rachel Larimore: Remembering Ranger Mark Anderson
John McCormick: 25 years without major attack
Valerie Pavalone: Reflections on 9/11 memorial
Evan Spear: Life in the post-9/11 security era
Michael Warren: School day memories of 9/11
Quick hits: US politics, space, and economy
Global news: Diplomacy, war, and markets
Economic data: Producer price index report
Outro and contact information
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