Jim DiEugenio begins his three-part review of James Douglass' important new book on all four assassinations of the Sixties, Martyrs to the Unspeakable. A worthy successor to JFK and the Unspeakable.

How can the Luna Committee make a lasting impact in fulfilling the great promise of the JFK Records Collection Act and finally attain full disclosure on what happened to President Kennedy? This letter to Congresswoman Luna outlines what she can do in that regard.

Gary Aguilar does a point by point, detailed, and illustrated rebuttal to Robert Wagner's defense of Gary's criticisms of his book.

Author Robert Wagner replies to Dr. Gary Aguilar's critique of his last book, thereby updating and restating the case for the lone assassin.

Russ Tarby concludes that Thomas Mallon's foray into "non-fiction" -- a book about Ruth and Michael Paine -- is both a disappointment and perhaps even a disgrace.

Based on the work of researcher, author and Canadian lawyer Andrew Iler, Oliver Stone tells Acting Archivist Marco Rubio that there must be oversight on compliance with the JFK Records Act to ensure that all records are released in accordance with the law.

Matt Crumpton and Jeff Crudele critically discuss the alleged Billy Sol Estes / Cliff Carter tape concerning the JFK assassination, played by Alex Jones and produced by Shane Stevens, the grandson of Estes.

Paul's very detailed address from the most recent Dealey Plaza UK conference, this includes his analysis of case linkage and the Pepe Letters.

Are Congresswoman Luna's hearings having a chain reaction effect? Perhaps they are according to this editorial.

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Tom Jackman's momentous story in The Washington Post has created a Rubicon moment that the MSM will find quite difficult to effectively reverse.