There was more than just patriotic vengeance motivating the man who killed Kennedy’s assassin

Jack Schlossberg, the grandson of John F. Kennedy, is ready for his time in the spotlight

This presidential order—a rare honor—has historically been given to few other foreign dignitaries

Amos Gitai’s polemical new documentary—opening in U.S. theaters Friday—on the 1995 assassination that rocked Israel sacrifices facts in favor of sensation

Joe Rauh, Arnold Aronson, and Marvin Caplan organized the Capitol Hill lobbying drive that made legislative victory possible

You’ll never guess who Iran’s state media thinks was behind the assassination

But in December 1963, the new president made up the date, honoring a long Jewish friendship

Ella German declined Oswald’s proposal, putting him on course to return to the U.S.—where he would assassinate the president

The historical relationship—and the proximity to power it afforded—enabled wider acceptance of Jews in America

When I decided that my next book would include a gun, I went to a firing range for the first time—and loved it

Charlie Brotman, who has narrated every parade since Eisenhower in 1957, says he won’t retire until 120

A Broadway revival of 1960’s The Best Man reveals a prescient take on presidential politics, but from era before Jewish issues played a major role

The imminent landmark very few are talking about