Solving JFK in 2026
Meaning, fact patterns, and artificial intelligence are on the agenda
In a recent podcast, Matt Crumpton said that while he loves a good JFK “deep dive,” he also wants a high-altitude conversation “at 30,000 feet.”
Matt, I realized, captured the 2026 JFK Facts editorial plan in a nutshell: deep dive reporting from the new JFK files, plus more high-level discussion of the state of the JFK case and its implications for a divided America.
This is the approach that Matt takes in “Solving JFK” and Jeff Crudele takes in “JFK: The Enduring Secret,” so I’m adopting it for 2026. How do we make the JFK story cohere? How do we make it matter?
As for deep dives, we will shortly make public a package of coverage about the Russian government’s JFK dossier, complete with translations of significant new documents. And, starting on Wednesday, Chad Nagle and Larry Hancock report the first of a terrific five-part series on one of the likeliest suspects in the JFK case, David Morales.
As for high-altitude takes, every Monday I will write a piece about the state of the case…
