Trump Releases Over 80,000 JFK Files

The recent release of over 80,000 pages of JFK assassination documents by the Trump administration has sparked controversy and new insights. The documents, which include unredacted personal information, have raised privacy concerns and potential legal action from affected individuals. Despite the absence of a 'smoking gun,' revelations include details on Lee Harvey Oswald's activities, CIA operations, and potential connections to the Mafia and foreign governments. The release has also rekindled conspiracy theories, with some suggesting CIA involvement due to their surveillance and influence during that period. Additionally, the files touched on historical figures such as Jackie and Robert F. Kennedy, highlighting their dissatisfaction with the Warren Commission's findings. This release renews public and scholarly interest in one of America's most scrutinized historical events.