Robert F. Kennedy's Widow Does Not Want His Killer Paroled
Sirhan Sirhan assassinated Kennedy in June 1968 at the Ambassador Hotel in L.A.
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Sirhan Sirhan assassinated Kennedy in June 1968 at the Ambassador Hotel in L.A.
Robert F. Kennedy's granddaughter, Saoirse Kennedy Hill, has died, the family announced Thursday night.
Fifty years after his death, Robert F. Kennedy's words remain powerful. At ceremonies Wednesday at Arlington National Cemetery, speakers paid homage to his oratory by simply reciting excerpts of his speeches to a crowd of several thousand that gathered to remember him.
Dolores Huerta, Paul Schrade and Rosey Grier, who were with RFK at the Ambassador Hotel the day he was assassinated, were among those in attendance at Saturday's event.
In 1960, Roz Wyman was a young L.A. city councilwoman who persuaded John F. Kennedy to move his nomination acceptance speech from the L.A. Sports Arena to the Coliseum. The switch turned out to be a big success.
Forty-five years after the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy in Los Angeles, one reporter found documentation of how her father tended to the fallen Senator.
California Attorney General Kamala Harris says Sirhan Sirhan should not win his latest appeal for freedom.
A California parole board has denied parole for Robert F. Kennedy's convicted assassin, Sirhan Sirhan.
More than four decades after Sen. Robert F. Kennedy was assassinated, his convicted murderer wants to go free for a crime he says he can't remember.
