911's Lasting Legacy and National Unity | California News

Twenty-five years after 9/11, the nation still grapples with its legacy—though unity has frayed over time, most Americans believe they’d rally again if faced with a similar terrorist threat. The “war on terror” is widely seen as having made the country safer, even as lingering unease persists. Younger generations, without personal memory of the attacks, recognize their profound impact, while older Americans stress the importance of remembrance. Nearly a quarter of U.S. adults visit 9/11 memorials or museums, underscoring the event’s enduring place in national identity.

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