Twenty Years of Data Shows How America Changed—And Didn’t— After 9/11 - a podcast by time.com

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The world changed on Sept. 11, 2001.

Two decades later, few would argue with that statement. And it probably isn’t the first or last time you’ll read a version of that idea this weekend, as the nation marks the twentieth anniversary of the terrorist attacks. Objectively, after the coordinated attacks on the U.S.

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