Trump Claims Oswald Killed JFK, Explores Conspiracy Theories

In a recent interview aboard Air Force One, President Donald Trump reiterated his belief that Lee Harvey Oswald killed President John F. Kennedy but speculated about possible assistance he may have had. Despite the Justice Department's long-standing conclusion that Oswald acted alone, public opinion remains skeptical, with many Americans believing in conspiracy theories surrounding the assassination. As part of a transparency initiative, Trump ordered the release of thousands of documents related to the JFK assassination, although he noted that the information might not yield any significant revelations. Historians and journalists are currently analyzing these documents, which are largely unclassified but difficult to navigate due to their condition. Some personal information, including Social Security numbers, was inadvertently disclosed in the release, prompting concerns over privacy violations. Overall, the released materials have yet to provide any definitive evidence supporting conspiracy theories regarding Kennedy's assassination.