As the nation marks the 30th anniversary of the Oklahoma City bombing, survivors and officials reflect on the lasting impact of the tragedy that claimed 168 lives. Former President Bill Clinton returned to Oklahoma City to deliver remarks emphasizing the need for unity and remembrance amidst current divisiveness. Various ceremonies were held, including a moment to honor the victims and survivors, who continue to share their stories of resilience and transformation. Notably, a service honoring the victims experienced an interruption when a woman was escorted off stage, highlighting the complex emotions still surrounding the event. The anniversary serves as a reminder of the lessons learned from the bombing and the ongoing fight against domestic extremism.