Long-Classified Pages on Foreign 9/11 Support Could be Released Soon

Only a select group of U.S. officials have read the highly classified document. The text has been locked in a secure area of the U.S. Capitol building since a joint congressional committee crafted it in 2002. Bills in both the Senate and House of Representatives and people who helped write it are calling for its release. Nearly 15 years after terrorists hijacked four passenger jets and crashed them into the World Trade Center in New York, the Pentagon outside Washington, D.C....

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