(1)MLB resumes games

PITTSBURGH, United States - An official at PNC Park in Pittsburgh checks the bag of a baseball fan on Sept. 17 at an entrance before a game between New York Mets and Pittsburgh Pirates. Major League Baseball resumed games the same day, which had been suspended following the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks in New York and Washington. (MLB)

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