Trump Orders Full Declassification of JFK, RFK, and MLK Assassination Archives

The president signed an executive order promising transparency on decades-old political murders, reigniting debates over conspiracy theories.

Donald Trump has signed a decree mandating the full declassification of U.S. government records on the assassinations of John F. Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy, and Martin Luther King Jr.
The order includes directives for the Justice Department and intelligence agencies to release all remaining classified documents, with plans due within 45 days.
The assassinations of JFK in 1963, RFK in 1968, and MLK in 1968 have fueled conspiracy theories for decades, despite official investigations concluding lone gunmen were responsible.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., now a member of Trump's administration, has previously alleged CIA involvement in the deaths of both his uncle and father.
While 99% of JFK-related records are reportedly already public, the move has heightened public interest in whether new revelations will emerge.