WASHINGTON – In its zeal to release unredacted secret documents from the government’s JFK assassination files, the Trump administration has made public the Social Security numbers and other ...

Many, but not all, redactions have been removed. The records were posted to the National Archives webpage under the headline "JFK Assassination Records -- 2025 Documents Release." ...

Many Trump supporters believed some sort of mystery would be revealed when the president campaigned on a vow to make public all government files on JFK’s assassination if he won the election.

So, the political implications of these files cannot be understated. For decades, politicians, historians and conspiracy theorists alike have questioned the narrative around JFK’s assassination.

More than 200 former congressional staffers had their Social Security numbers leaked in the JFK files that were declassified this week. A Jan. 23 executive order by President Donald Trump ...

The release of these documents fulfills Trump’s campaign promise to provide transparency regarding JFK’s assassination. While historians continue to analyze the files for new insights ...

Under the 1992 Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act, Congress set a 2017 deadline for releasing the outstanding JFK files. When the time came, Trump had released thousands of files ...

“President Trump made a promise to release all of the JFK files — and he ... agencies more time to assess the files and include redactions. Tucker Carlson, a former Fox News personality ...

The JFK files were released on Monday night, but historians are saying it will take time to go through all 80,000 pages. President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in 1963, so far documents hold ...

Kennedy Jr." calling President Biden a traitor is circulating online and is not part of the recently released JFK files. The FBI investigated the 1994 death threat to then-Senator Biden but closed ...