Robert F. Kennedy

It hasn't all been plain sailing for the royals, with a reporter asking Harry if he was putting money before family and the Prince and Princess of Wales being booed at an NBA game.

With William and Harry due to meet with separate branches of the Kennedy clan in the U.S, a royal commentator gives Newsweek their view.

Author Shola Mos-Shogbamimu told Newsweek that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's award was justified: "The only person I think is disgusting here is Piers Morgan."

California Gov. Gavin Newsom has until next month to decide whether to allow or block the parole of Sirhan Sirhan, the man jailed for assassinating RFK in 1968.

The governor gave a press conference following a two-week absence from public view, which fuelled speculation about his health and other misinformation.

"Our family and our country suffered an unspeakable loss due to the inhumanity of one man," Ethel Kennedy said.

Joseph P. Kennedy II said Sunday that anyone who kills for political reasons should "know that he will at a minimum spend life in prison without parole. "

"He would strongly encourage this board to release Mr. Sirhan because of Sirhan's impressive record of rehabilitation," Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said of his dad.

"We can't change the past, but he was not sentenced to life without the possibility of parole," said the defense attorney for Sirhan Sirhan.

Sirhan Sirhan has claimed to have no memory of the shooting, only the events before and after.

The Ripple of Hope award was given to the Harry Potter author in 2019 for her "commitment to social change" through her work with her children's charity, Lumos.

The search for Maeve Kennedy McKean and her son Gideon has turned from a rescue to recovery on Friday, as her husband and other Kennedy family members remember the missing pair.

She was 22 years old.

Robert F. Kennedy left behind 10 children and a wife, who was pregnant with their eleventh kid.

"You just wanted to put your arms around him and say, 'Bobby, it's gonna be OK.'"

The presidential candidate's murder on June 5, 1968, felt like the end of hope—which sounds acutely familiar to many Americans today.

Vaccine skeptics gathered in Washington, D.C., today with accusations of a government-led cover-up of data linking childhood immunizations to autism. The protest culminated in a talk by outspoken anti-vaccine activist Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

Kennedy received widespread news coverage after meeting with Donald Trump to discuss "vaccine safety." The outrage meter among healthcare professionals spiked off the charts.