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The release of CIA files related to the assassination of President Kennedy and their potential impact on the Warren Commission's conclusion.
The most frequently redacted categories in the material tied to the were operational identifiers — names and cover identities of clandestine officers and sources — and granular tradecraft and conduit ...
Multiple official reviews and congressional investigations concluded that the CIA and FBI suffered serious intelligence- and information‑sharing failures before September 11, 2001, and recommended swe...
The new 2025 declassification tranche — a 77,000‑page release assembled at the National Archives and distributed to researchers — contains specific CIA Mexico City Station records, internal memos and ...
Most historians judge the recently released CIA files as unlikely to overturn the Warren Commission’s core conclusion that Lee Harvey Oswald killed President Kennedy alone, while simultaneously conclu...