US EditionTrump Administration Releases 80,000 Pages of JFK Assassination Files
- Over a thousand files related to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy were released, consisting of approximately 80,000 pages of previously-classified records without redactions.
- The files will be published online at archives.gov/jfk and in-person at the National Archives in College Park, MD.
- The release is part of a search for new clues regarding JFK's assassination, which occurred over 60 years ago.
- The Trump administration announced the release of these documents on March 18, 2025.
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White House Seeks to Contain Damage From Personal Data in Kennedy Files
The Trump administration scrambled to minimize fallout Thursday after exposing personal information, including Social Security numbers, of hundreds of congressional staff members, intelligence researchers and even an ambassador when releasing files pertaining to the death of President John F. Kennedy.
Released JFK files reveal Social Security numbers of former staffers
Bettmann / Contributor (WASHINGTON) — The Social Security numbers and other personal details of at least two former congressional staffers who investigated the assassination of President John F. Kennedy were revealed by this week’s release of declassified records ordered by President Donald Trump. Joseph diGenova, 80, and Christopher Pyle, 86, both had their names, birth dates, birth places and Social Security numbers unmasked in the document re…
JFK Files Leave Researchers With More Questions Than Answers
WASHINGTON—Thousands of pages of documents related to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy on Nov. 22, 1963, were released late in the evening of March 18, revealing details about intelligence-gathering operations but little new information. While researchers have long awaited the declassification, some are questioning the content of the released files and whether more documents exist or were previously destroyed. Many digitized docume…
Trump Admin Drops Secret JFK Files—Shocking Details Inside
Sixty years later, the fascination with JFK’s assassination refuses to fade. Conspiracies swirl, but will the newly released 63,000 pages of once-classified documents finally crack the case?The National Archives posted the files online Tuesday after Trump, who had previously held back some records, pushed for their release. He claimed, “People have been waiting for decades.”While researchers will need time to comb through the massive dump, early…
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