New Task Force Aims to Declassify JFK Assassination Files and More
A congressional task force led by Rep. Luna will pursue the declassification of files related to JFK's assassination, Epstein's connections, and other topics of public interest.
FBI says it found 2,400 new JFK assassination records
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Rep. Anna Paulina Luna is leading a new congressional task force focused on declassifying significant records, including those related to President Kennedy's assassination and Jeffrey Epstein. Following President Trump's executive order for increased transparency, the task force aims to cut through government bureaucracy to provide answers to longstanding public inquiries. The FBI recently discovered 2,400 additional records concerning the JFK assassination, which are to be included in the declassification efforts. The task force's first hearing is scheduled for March, affirming a commitment to restore trust through transparency in government.
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