The Kennedy Family is an American political family prominent in the 20th century, known for its significant influence in politics, public service, and social issues. The family’s legacy is largely associated with John F. Kennedy, the 35th President of the United States, and his brothers Robert F. Kennedy and Edward “Ted” Kennedy, both of whom also held prominent political positions. The family has a lineage tracing back to Irish immigrants and has been involved in various philanthropic efforts and public service initiatives. The Kennedys have often been in the public eye, experiencing both triumphs and tragedies, which have contributed to their mythos in American culture. The term “Kennedy Family” evokes notions of leadership, legacy, and a complex interplay of political ambition, privilege, and public scrutiny.
In a dramatic family showdown, Caroline Kennedy has unleashed a fierce condemnation of her cousin, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., labeling him a “predator” in an urgent appeal to U.S. senators.…