James Zadroga 9/11 Health and Compensation Act

Congress Finally Passes A 9/11 Health Bill

The measure will effectively make health care permanent for people who came forward to help in the aftermath of the terror attacks.
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Congress Finally Comes Through For Ailing Sept. 11 Heroes

Lawmakers have agreed to earmark $8 billion in this year's measure to keep the government open.
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We're This Close To Getting A Permanent Health Bill For 9/11 Responders

Lawmakers are ironing out the final details.
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Hillary Clinton Hails Jon Stewart In Her Own 9/11 Push

Clinton helped write the first 9/11 health bills in the Senate when she represented New York.
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New 9/11 Bill Hits Last-Minute Snags, Large Cuts

Sources say the Energy and Commerce Committee is mistakenly cutting the bill and almost left off the name.
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Jon Stewart Is Back On Capitol Hill -- And He's Angry

Stewart returns to implore lawmakers to finally pass a permanent law to help 9/11 responders.
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9/11 Responders Crash Mitch McConnell's Office

The heroes called the Senate majority leader "deplorable" for stalling Sept. 11 legislation.
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Backers Of New 9/11 Bill Link Effort To Paris Attacks

"It's ... ironic that we sit here now, a few days after Paris had their 9/11, to take care of the folks who responded to ours," one advocate says.
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Congress Shorted 9/11 Responders By $12 Billion

One proposed bill would fill that gap, two others cover less than half.
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Paul Ryan's Chairmen Do End Run On 9/11 Responders

A permanent 9/11 bill has majority support, but two congressmen decided to write their own temporary bills instead.
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