The third Democratic debate was more of the same with fewer faces and less competition

By Robert A. Vella If you are one of those objective voters who truly want the very best presidential candidate Continue reading →

Saturday’s Topic: The beauty of speaking truth to power, and the rest of today’s news

By Robert A. Vella As you probably know, this blog focuses heavily on speaking truth to power.  When it is Continue reading →

Trump delays release of some JFK assassination files until 2021, bowing to national security concerns

After President Trump vowed last year to release all the long-secret files related to the JFK assassination, the administration announced Continue reading →

Friday briefs: the ‘Disruptor in Chief,’ more on JFK assassination files, court ruling on ‘religious freedom’

By Robert A. Vella Here’s some interesting news briefs for this last Friday of 2017: Bill Neely of NBC News Continue reading →

Jack Ruby told FBI informant to “watch the fireworks” day JFK died: Documents

New records – first highlighted by University of Virginia political analyst Larry Sabato — describe what an FBI informant later Continue reading →

Why was secret MLK document in JFK assassination files?

By Robert A. Vella The Trump Administration released a new batch of JFK assassination files from the National Archives yesterday Continue reading →

Trump backtracks, doesn’t release all JFK assassination files; but, some info is very intriguing

By Robert A. Vella In a move that should surprise no one, President Trump backtracked on his previously expressed intent Continue reading →

Trump plans to release JFK assassination documents despite concerns from federal agencies

Phil Shenon, who wrote a book about the Warren Commission, the congressional body that investigated Kennedy’s killing, said he was Continue reading →