John Fitzgerald Kennedy

A new level of obsession with the golden couple of late 1990s Manhattan now goes beyond emulating Carolyn Bessette’s style to trying to turn partners and husbands into copies of the ‘Prince of America’

This summer marks 27 years since the fatal crash that claimed his life, yet images of him sailing, barefoot and in swim trunks, continue to exert a powerful hold on the popular imagination

The Republican administration’s hardline immigration policies are burying the founders’ vision of a country that welcomes newcomers from abroad

The US president reacted to the judge’s ruling by implying that he was washing his hands of the matter. That could mean the KC might be open next season without any music to fill it

The release of documents on unidentified phenomena ordered by Trump is the result of activists, politicians, and military figures who have been pushing for years to end what they denounce as a ‘truth embargo’

The next UN secretary-general will need to play a more proactive role in conflict resolution and peacekeeping missions, according to several experts

The latest attack on the Republican comes in a country that has seen four presidents assassinated while in office

NASA will attempt to send four astronauts to orbit the Earth’s satellite in April, in a mission that no longer faces Soviet competition, but Chinese

Since the premiere of the series ‘Love Story’, it’s become popular to emulate JFK Jr.’s much-adored son — but good luck replicating his ‘90s blend of elegance and self-confidence

The US president took control of Washington’s cultural institution after his return to power, leading many artists to cancel their performances

Since 1960, Cuban exiles have been hoping to return to their homeland under a change of government. Some believe that now is the moment that outcome has been closest

Warships, performing arts centers, ballrooms... anything in Washington DC is liable to get named after the White House occupant

The president’s move directs the Department of Justice to make material easy to access, although authorities may withhold information on ongoing investigations

A new exhibit at the Sixth Floor Museum in Dallas, which is dedicated to the assassination, remembers the public’s reaction to the killing of the US president more than 60 years later

JFK’s only grandson has become an internet sensation thanks to viral videos in which he criticizes and mocks Trumpism. ‘My grandfather would be on every network today, although he probably wouldn’t know how to use a cell phone’

The attack on two lawmakers in Minnesota last week has reignited the debate over the rising threats against public officials amid an increasingly heated political climate

Architect Rosario Candela designed buildings so comfortable and luxurious that wealthy individuals like JFK’s widow didn’t hesitate to exchange their mansions for a life with neighbors

The US president has proposed creating a space to pay tribute to 250 ‘great figures of America’s history’ with a National Garden of American Heroes expected to open next year

The grieving process for the possible loss of Washington’s protective power has begun. ‘Our interest is to keep the Americans in Europe,’ says a prominent Christian Democrat

The Republican’s approval rating stands at 45%, a figure that is only higher than his own in the first term, as reported by Gallup, which has been tracking approval ratings since 1952

The president is targeting the US capital, a Democratic city whose residents are suffering from mass layoffs of public officials and attacks on the independence of its cultural institutions and media

EL PAÍS looks back at the swearing-in ceremony, which is held every four years at the Capitol in Washington

Farralone was the name of the legendary singer’s home. It was designed by architect William Pereira with the assistance of his then-student, Frank Gehry. The house has just gone on sale for more than $8 million

The black sheep of the Democratic family dynasty threw his weight behind President-elect Donald Trump after ending his own bid for the White House

Antoni Muntadas and Marshall Reese’s video art project shows how, from Eisenhower to Harris vs. Trump, presidential races run on propaganda

The colorful town of Hyannis remains the domain of the only dynasty ever to exist in the United States. Now politics pits the most visible members of the clan against each other: JFK’s grandson, a Democrat, and independent presidential candidate Robert Jr., his great-uncle