On March 18, 2025, the National Archives publicly released over 80,000 pages of documents linked to President John F. Kennedy's assassination, revealing new insights and details. Prompted by Executive Order 14176 from President Trump, the release responds to a longstanding demand for transparency surrounding key historical disclosures. Significant new materials include 2,400 FBI records and CIA files on Lee Harvey Oswald. While early assessments indicate continuity with the Warren Commission’s original findings—that Oswald acted alone—the new documents provide context and fuel for ongoing debates among historians and skeptics regarding the infamous event.
On March 18, 2025, the National Archives released over 80,000 pages of documents regarding JFK's assassination, sparked by a directive from President Trump for transparency.
This move marks a significant step toward transparency, peeling back layers of secrecy that have enveloped Kennedy's assassination for over six decades.
The release includes not only JFK's assassination files but also documents related to the deaths of Robert F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr.
The 2025 release provides fresh context and details about the events surrounding JFK's assassination, although it generally upholds the 1964 Warren Commission findings.
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