Trump and Intelligence Community Are on a Collision Course as Deadline To Release JFK Files Looms

The keepers of America’s secrets are scrambling with two weeks to go before deadline.

Walt Cisco, Dallas Morning News via Wikimedia Commons
President Kennedy at Dallas on November 22, 1963. Walt Cisco, Dallas Morning News via Wikimedia Commons

The keepers of America’s secrets are scrambling. They have two weeks to “present a plan” to President Trump “for the full and complete release of all” records related to President Kennedy’s assassination. Expect intelligence agencies to clash with the White House and public skepticism to grow.

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