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Robert F. Kennedy Robert Francis "Bobby" Kennedy (November 20, 1925 – June 6, 1968), also referred to by his initials RFK, was an American politician. Read More»From Wikipedia

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• People Who Need People

  …rose at a 9.5 percent annual rate. We've just witnessed the fastest two-quarter surge since the first year of the Kennedy administration. Economists can read these omens the way Roman priests read chicken entrails. And here's one explanation …

  By Daniel Gross

  11/13/2009Tech and Business
• Not a Walk in the Park

  …says Linda Bilmes, public-finance professor at the Harvard Kennedy School. "The parks really need a source of funding to get out ……natural resource, but we're not leveraging it," says the Kennedy School's Bilmes, who is also a commissioner on the Second …

  11/10/2009Nation
• The Surprising Lessons of Vietnam

  …that has caught the attention of some top advisers is Lessons in Disaster , by Gordon Goldstein, recounting how Presidents Kennedy and Johnson were not well advised on Vietnam. The very title of Goldstein's book captures the conventional wisdom (at least at the center and left of the political spectrum) that …

  By Evan Thomas,John Barry

  11/07/2009Politics
• Beware the Revisionists

  …population remains perilous. With Afghanistan, as with Vietnam, we have a president facing pressure from the military. President Kennedy was strong enough to refuse to be pushed into combat operations. His successor, President Johnson, feared a public dispute with …

  11/07/2009Politics
• A Call to Catholics

  Nearly 50 years ago, President Kennedy delivered his famous "Catholic" speech in which he stated, "Whatever issue ……a goal so dear to me, my family, and my uncle, Sen. Edward Kennedy , who himself was a strong advocate for women's rights and a …

  11/06/2009Health

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