
Good morning.
Here are a few Washington events of note for Thursday, September 11, the seventh anniversary of the terrorist attacks against the United States.
At the Pentagon, a park-like memorial is being dedicated to those killed there when a jet was crashed on 9/11 into the Defense Department, the first of the three sites where the attacks occurred to complete a lasting, public commemoration.
The National Archives is opening formerly secret grand jury testimony transcripts from the trial of convicted spies Ethel and Julius Rosenberg. The records consist of more than 900 pages of transcripts of grand jury proceedings from August 1950 through March 1951.
The Cato Institute, in the aftermath of a mistaken police raid on the home of the Berwyn Heights, Md. mayor this summer, is staging a debate on whether no-knock police raids should be rare or routine.