Staff Reports
President Trump kept his promise to the American people by announcing the release of all JFK assassination documents with no redactions. This bold move ends decades of government secrecy and finally gives families the truth they deserve. The files will be made public tomorrow, exposing hidden details about one of America’s darkest days.
The release includes 80,000 pages of records, some never seen before. The FBI recently found 2,400 documents they didn’t even realize were part of the case. Trump said, “No more delays, no more covering up,” showing his commitment to transparency. This is a stark contrast to the Biden administration, which slow-walked these files for years.
For too long, the deep state buried the facts. Previous presidents, including Biden, blocked full disclosure using excuses about “national security.” Trump is tearing down that wall of secrecy. Conservatives see this as a win against the Washington establishment that loves hiding the truth from regular Americans.
The release isn’t just about JFK. Plans are already in motion to reveal files on the killings of Robert F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr. This shows Trump’s determination to clean house and expose every shadowy corner of government. Some believe these files could reveal shocking links between federal agencies and the assassins.
What’s in the JFK files? Many think they’ll prove the CIA knew more about Lee Harvey Oswald than they admitted. Others hope to learn if foreign governments were involved. For years, experts said Oswald acted alone, but these documents might finally debunk that theory. This could rewrite history books and prove conspiracy theorists right all along.
Republican leaders are praising Trump for delivering accountability. They argue that if the files had come out years ago, the public would’ve lost trust in institutions even sooner. Democrats and the media, who once demanded transparency, are now suspiciously quiet. It makes you wonder what they’re afraid of.
The National Archives will post every document online for anyone to read. No more waiting in line at some government office. Trump’s team has pushed to digitize records so regular folks can access the truth from their living rooms. This is how government should work—open and answerable to the people.
By releasing these files, Trump is proving that the era of political cover-ups is over. He’s a man of action, not empty promises. This decision will fuel a national conversation about trust in leadership and who really pulls the strings in Washington. The truth is coming—and it’s about time.
