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The long-awaited release of tens of thousands of files on the assassination of President John F. Kennedy Tuesday night sparked a desperate search for new clues in the shocking 62-year-old crime ...

The massive trove of JFK assassination files included information that was previously kept secret due to national security concerns. As per the papers, under a programme called Project ZRRIFLE, the ...

DALLAS (AP) — Unredacted files related to the 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy were released Tuesday evening. About 2,200 files consisting of over 63,000 pages were posted on the ...

The U.S. National Archives and Records Administration says it released about 63,000 pages across more than 2,100 PDF files, a stunning volume of information for historians and amateur sleuths to ...

Around 2,200 files consisting of more than 63,000 pages ... One document released from January 1962 reveals details of a top-secret project called 'Operation Mongoose' or simply 'the Cuban Project ...

The big reveal from almost 64,000 documents was that there wasn’t much of a reveal at all. By Talya Minsberg Adam Nagourney Jennifer Schuessler and Sarah Maslin Nir The release of about 64,000 ...

It follows an executive order by President Donald Trump that required remaining unredacted files in the case to be made public. Experts are combing over the papers, not all of which have appeared ...

Yet, Microsoft declined to address the vulnerability with a security patch, Trend Micro has said in a report. Microsoft link (LNK) files fail to present users with critical information, and malicious ...

Meanwhile, historians have complained of the release being 'impenetrable' and disorganized as they claim it will take days to open every file. Follow along DailyMail.com's live blog for all ...

Mr. Trump released more pages on Tuesday evening, saying the files — unlike many in past years — will not be redacted, and suggesting that they will finally answer every question about the ...