Kennedy Assassination

The Answer To, "Where Were You?" Is Still Crystal Clear

R.T. Eby | Posted 11.21.2008 | Politics


R.T. Eby

We had a hard time believing that what we were seeing was real. Yet there it was. The crown prince of Camelot was dead.

The Remark that Lost a Vice Presidency

Linda Bergthold | Posted 05.24.2008 | Politics


Linda Bergthold

Were she to be the vice presidential nominee or the eventual VP, how would we ever forget these comments should something happen to Obama? How could we ever believe that she did not really mean this?

Reading The Pictures: Killing The Electricity

Michael Shaw | Posted 05.24.2008 | Media


Michael Shaw

2008-05-24-Picture20.jpg Hillary's reference to Kennedy's assassination as justification for her staying in the race is not just because Kennedy died so late in the calendar. Clinton sees Obama as a phenomenon.

Jason Linkins

Early Show's Smith Bizarrely Hints At Obama Assassination

HuffingtonPost.com | Jason Linkins | Posted 01.29.2008 | Politics


Senator Ted Kennedy, having endorsed Barack Obama for President, has begun his barnstorming on behalf of the candidate in earnest. This morning found...

The Death of Oswald, the Birth of Conspiracies

John Ridley | Posted 11.27.2007 | Politics


John Ridley

Some would say the moment Kennedy took a bullet is when America lost her innocence. I say that a nation stolen from her native people, built on the backs of slaves and coolies was never innocent.

What JFK Conspiracy Bashers Get Wrong

Jefferson Morley | Posted 11.21.2007 | Politics


Jefferson Morley

As the 44th anniversary of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy approaches, you may get caught up in an eruption of the perennial and sometimes tedious conspiracy debate.

'Denied in Full': Federal Judges Grill CIA Lawyers on JFK Secrets

Jefferson Morley | Posted 10.22.2007 | Politics


Jefferson Morley

One of the strongest open government measures ever enacted, the future of the JFK Assassination Records Act is now in question as the CIA seeks judicial permission to defy its provisions.