Biden Administration Postpones Release of JFK Assassination Documents

The Biden administration has faced criticism from Democratic presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for withholding certain classified documents related to the JFK assassination, citing national security concerns. Kennedy questioned the need for continued secrecy and accused the administration of breaking the promise made by the JFK Records Act of 1992. Kennedy also criticized the timing of the announcement as a 'midnight Friday night announcement' intended to deliver bad news. The administration's attempts to censor Kennedy's anti-vaccine activism were referenced in a recent lawsuit, which sought to limit government contact between Big Tech and social media. Kennedy alleged a cover-up and criticized Biden for maintaining secrecy on JFK assassination records. Thousands of JFK documents remain hidden from public view, sparking controversy and calls for transparency.