The CIA repeatedly denied the existence of an agent named ‘Howard,’ who secretly oversaw a group that had contact with Oswald ...

John F. Kennedy laughs with reporters after a White House press conference on May 9, 1963, in Washington, D.C. Just a few weeks later, he delivered his famous “Ich bin ein Berliner” speech.

Newly released documents confirm that an agent in Miami oversaw a Cuban student group that interacted with Oswald in the ...

John F. Kennedy: We are all mortal Robert Dallek, Michael Beschloss and Fredrik Logevall--three major Kennedy historians and biographers--join us on this week's episode to talk about JFK and death ...

FILE - President John F. Kennedy listens while Grand Duchess Charlotte of Luxembourg speaks outside the White House, April 30, 1963, in Washington.

"It tells us a great deal about the meaning of John F. Kennedy in our history that liberals and conservatives alike are eager to pronounce him as one of their own," Dionne notes. A Gallup poll ...

When President John F. Kennedy first heard of a proposed March on Washington in 1963, he wasn’t exactly thrilled.

President John F. Kennedy throws out the first pitch at the opening day baseball game between the Washington Senators and Chicago White Sox on April 10, 1961 at Griffith Stadium in Washington, D.C. AP ...

A Washington, D.C. residence that President John F. Kennedy once called home is now on the sales market. The 4,659-square-foot red brick abode is located in the Georgetown neighborhood, and is ...

According to the Washington Post's contemporary coverage of the 1961 inaugural ceremonies, ... John F. Kennedy. New York: Franklin Watts, 1988. ISBN 0-531-10520-2.