Former President Trump’s order to release remaining classified files on the JFK and MLK assassinations has reignited debate over transparency and legacy. Supporters see it as a step toward uncovering truth and restoring trust, while critics—including JFK’s grandson—warn it may politicize history and fuel conspiracy theories. The release divides historians and the public, balancing potential new insights against risks of confusion and sensitive information exposure. As these files emerge, the nation grapples with how much transparency serves truth without reopening old wounds.
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