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Sixty-four percent of Americans say life has been permanently altered since 9/11 — a sentiment unchanged since the 20th anniversary — yet only 28% admit their own lives were changed. Domestic terrorism is now seen as the top threat by 33%, outpacing foreign terrorism (20%) and random violence like mass shootings (42%). A majority (61%) believe domestic extremists pose a greater danger than international foes. While over half support current airport security measures, 65% oppose federal surveillance without warrants. And many question whether the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq were worth the cost, reflecting a complex, evolving national reckoning with 9/11’s legacy.

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