Jefferson Morley

During the summer of 1961, Lee Harvey Oswald, a 20-year-old American living in Minsk, wrote a letter to his mother in rural northern Texas. Marguerite Oswald, who raised Lee as a single mother, had worried endlessly about her younger son after he got a discharge from the Marines and ran off to the … Continue Reading

Six decades after the attack in Dallas that claimed President John F. Kennedy’s life — and killed his evolving policy of winding down the nuclear arms race and Cold War conflicts in Cuba and Vietnam — J.F.K.’s assassination still matters. Some lament the continuing influence of “conspiracy … Continue Reading