President Extends Terror Emergency Powers for Another Year
Published Date: 9/3/2025
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Summary
The President is extending the national emergency declared after the 9/11 terrorist attacks for one more year because the threat of terrorism is still real. This means special powers to keep the country safe will stay in place through September 14, 2026. It affects government agencies working to prevent attacks and helps keep security measures active without new funding changes.
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