Week in Review: Solving JFK in 2026
We kicked off two new in-depth series: one on the just-released Russian dossier on JFK's assassination, the other on David Sanchez Morales, a CIA officer who has aroused deep suspicions in the case.
Happy New Year!
JFK Facts welcomed the new year by unveiling two new projects in pursuit of the goal of “Solving JFK in 2026.” Jefferson Morley outlined our editorial plan: 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.
On Mondays, Morley will be sharing pieces on the state of the case from sky-view perspectives — among them how artificial intelligence can help humans transform the JFK discourse in the medium-term future. And he’ll also ask: What more can Congress do? Is the JFK story relevant to America’s current political crisis?
JFK Facts is not the only research forum engaged with analyzing the meaning of JFK’s assassination in the current political situation. Matt Crumpton welcomed Tim Fattig and Tim Gardner to his podcast, and it’s worth a watch/listen.
