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Good Morning America on Monday touted an adulterous affair John F. Kennedy had in the early 1950s as a "love story" and a "torrid and fleeting romance." Co-host George Stephanopoulos lauded the Kennedys as "American royalty" and the show offered no hint of criticism over the infidelity. [Audio available here.] "Love letters" revealing the relationship between an engaged and then just-married Kennedy and a Swedish woman are being put on auction this week. The correspondence between the two show that JFK was cheating on his wife from the very start. Yet,...

On Friday, Oct. 7, the United States Postal Service issued a public notice that it has initiated a process for the proposed relocation of the Gypsum Post Office.  “Due to the need for a larger facility, the Postal Service must relocate retail services to a yet-to-be-determined location within the zip code...

JFK's love letters to his "wonderful" Swedish mistress Gunilla von Post sold at a Boston auction for $88,000.

Cannes, France, 1953: the Côte d’Azur is enjoying a golden age after the end of the Second World War. A few years earlier the first edition of the film festival that placed the small town on the world map was held. And there, in that summer of 1953, two people met and played out a furtive love story: he was just a few weeks away from marrying his fiancée, Jacqueline Bouvier. Their names were already famous, but not on the scale they would be in later years. Swedish and American, they were the aristocrat Gunilla von Post and US Senator John F. Kennedy. Von Post was 21 when she met K...

  The public were in the dark? The youngest person to ever be elected President, JFK was just 43 when he took on the most powerful position in America in 1961. He was viewed as having brought a youthful energy and glamour to the White House, along with his stylish wife, Jacqueline.   He cultivated this? JFK was the first president to hire a Chief Official White House Photographer, enabling candid access to moments with his wife, young son, John, and daughter, Caroline, that served to emphasise his family man image.   Camelot? That was the glamorous nickname given to the Kennedy...