John F. Kennedy

Kennedy's death left the nation heartbroken and in shock.

Oswald met with a KGB agent and called and wrote to Soviet diplomatic missions, the new files show, but Moscow insisted he was "mentally unstable."

KGB agent Yuri Nosenko defected to the U.S. to reveal information about possible links between JFK's killer and the Soviet Union, but was imprisoned for years.

The former first lady was at the ESPY Awards to celebrate Eunice Kennedy Shriver, who founded a sports competition for people with intellectual disabilities.

JFK later told journalist James “Scotty” Reston that the Khrushchev meeting was the “worst thing in my life. He savaged me.”

America’s most powerful conspiracy theorist will soon decide the fate of secret documents about the ultimate conspiracy theory: the Kennedy assassination.

The Kennedy brand has become a sacred symbol of all that is good in American life. Why does he remain so popular?

JFK pioneered the modern notion of the president as celebrity. Even today, the 35th president remains forever young and vigorous, cool and witty.

He won the Catholic vote in 2016. He’ll need them back if he wants to save his presidency.

JFK’s distinctive speech pattern and his interest in matters of gravity are already evident.

The award takes its name from John F. Kennedy's 1957 book profiling eight U.S. senators who risked their careers by taking politically unpopular stands.

Neither Steve Bannon nor Jared Kushner is qualified to be doing what they’re doing.

Kathleen Kennedy Townsend posted a picture to Facebook with the news.

The thing about presidential candidates: As you get older, they get older too.

The center names three new “artistic partners” for its 2016-17 season and also announces its JFK Centennial and additional programming.

Twenty-five barrels were aimed at London—about 100 miles away—to deliver a bomb a minute.

Is it prejudice? Electoral math? Or simple demographics?

The presidential briefings will cover what the spy agency told JFK and LBJ about foreign crises and leaders.

Newsweek is providing a police report from the time that backs Edward Jay Epstein’s timeline of events.

The Fox News host would have needed a time machine to do some of the reporting he boasts about in one of his books.

Behind the 1963 march that swept Martin Luther King Jr. and the civil rights movement into the spotlight.

A fundamental misreading of the Zapruder film led to 50 years of faulty theories. Here is what actually happened in Dallas that day.

Recently declassified top-secret documents reveal the many bizarre—and occasionally scary—schemes behind the frantic scramble to win the space race

Don’t believe everything you read: A serial fabricator and the shocking lies he told about JFK, RFK, Marilyn, Jackie, Liz and so many more…