Another thinks something quite different; that the thousands of pages of newly unredacted material make the case that the CIA had Oswald under such close surveillance in the months before ...

Over 1,123 pages of documents related to JFK's assassination have been released, detailing Lee Harvey Oswald's travels and connections to foreign entities. On Tuesday, 1,123 pages strong documents ...

and what they might show that could help solve, finally, one of the most confounding mysteries in modern American history: Did Oswald really act alone in assassinating JFK during that Cold War ...

was that he could not let Oswald "get away with it." And he needed to show that "Jews have guts." He also testified that he wanted to spare Jackie the trauma of an Oswald trial. So, have we ...

Kennedy revealed little new information about the incident itself but filled in some colorful details about infamous assassin Lee Harvey Oswald as well as American intelligence operations across the ...

Kennedy revealed that “three top CIA officials lied” to investigators about the agency’s awareness of assassin Lee Harvey Oswald ... made public March 18 show the spooks “fooled the ...

The Justice Department and other federal government bodies have reaffirmed in the intervening decades the conclusion that Oswald was the lone assassin. But polls show many Americans still believe ...

More than sixty one years ago, on Nov. 24, 1963, nightclub owner Jack Ruby shot Lee Harvey Oswald, believed to be the assassin of President John F. Kennedy, two days after the president was killed.

Gerald Posner, the author of the best-selling 1993 book “Case Closed: Lee Harvey Oswald and the Assassination of JFK,” told The Post in a phone interview on Wednesday he was “about 22,000 ...

Surveillance reports suggest intelligence agencies closely monitored Oswald's activities, yet newly revealed memos show that the CIA and FBI disagreed on the threat he posed. Some files confirm ...

WASHINGTON ― President Donald Trump’s administration on Tuesday began releasing what it said were all of the government's classified files on the 1963 assassination of President John F.