WASHINGTON – In its zeal to release unredacted secret documents from the government’s JFK assassination files, the Trump ...

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Despite the push for transparency, the release has raised privacy issues. Some documents inadvertently exposed personal information, including Social Security numbers of individuals involved in ...

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House Democrats on Tuesday decried the Trump administration’s rollout of records related to the 1963 assassination of former President Kennedy, raising concerns about the release of personal ...

Jefferson Morley — an independent journalist and author whose foundation runs the largest online database of JFK records — testified ... Federal Secrets that the files made public March ...

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