The Kennedys News

His meeting in Chicago with then-President John F. Kennedy was among many thrills in a busy lifetime for Goose Lake resident Bob Soukup Sr.

After having no film in his camera while President Kennedy was assassinated 46 years ago in Dallas, Bob Jackson was ready two days later when the assassin was killed.

Patrick Kennedy not to receive Holy Communion has revealed the depth of the divide among Catholics over how politicians should reconcile their faith with their public duties.

Roman Catholic Bishop Thomas Tobin has banned Rep. Patrick Kennedy from receiving Communion, the central sacrament of the church, in Rhode Island because of the congressman's support for abortion rights, Kennedy said in a newspaper interview published Sunday.

President John F. Kennedy slumps down in the back seat of the presidential limousine after being fatally shot in Dallas on Nov.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - " Poynter has announced the publication of a new collection of newspaper pages, "The Kennedys: America's Front-Page Family." Starting in 1960 with John F. Kennedy's run for the presidency and ending with the death of Sen.

Getty Images A couple of years ago, Senator Harry Reid of Nevada told me something that shocked me, and that I will never forget.

Depending on what side you're on, Rep. Edward Markey 's recent endorsement of a controversial offshore wind farm off the Massachusetts coast is either a boon or a bane.

It was somehow fitting that Senator Paul G. Kirk Jr. joined in the tributes today for Senator Robert Byrd, who became the longest-serving member of Congress ever.

The attorney for Roy Gattuso and his wife say they have been granted temporary emergency custody of Kennedy Gattuso.

A neglected phone call by one police officer led to a Kelowna woman and her son being wrongfully arrested while out shopping.

RCMP Superintendent, Bill McKinnon, has issued an apology to a Kelowna woman who was mistakenly arrested in an auto theft investigation.

There's a special primary election next month in Massachusetts for the seat left open when Sen.

TRUE COMPASS. By Edward M. Kennedy. Twelve Publishing. 507 pages. $35. A dying man's memoir is akin to a defendant's closing argument.

Meanwhile, the candidate looking to become the next revered Democrat president has been traveling the country sneering at the technological shortfalls of one who answered then what he could do for his country and entreating his Americans fellow to ask, beg, organize and demand what their country under him could do for their groups.

Supreme Court justices have been the victim of some unfortunate misquotes in recent news accounts of their speeches.

Thomas Tobin, the Roman Catholic bishop of Providence, has made a career out of putting politicians in his crosshairs, but his latest battle over abortion threatens to spiritually exile Rep.

Stephen Pagliuca, taking a risk with the liberal Democrats who may decide the successor to the late Sen.

Let's face it: Martha Coakley is no Ted Kennedy. Kennedy was one of the most committed and effective senators who ever lived.

Among those Catholics in public life who openly defy the clear teaching of the Catholic Church concerning the inviolable dignity of every human life from conception to natural death is Representative Patrick Kennedy.