News about Ethel Kennedy

According to DailyMail.com, Ethel Kennedy is 'the power' behind the Kennedy family's decision to vote for Joe Biden in the 2024 presidential election over her son RFK Jr. The latest snub against the presidential candidate - which was said to be 'based on Ethel's wishes' - occurred at the White House on St. Patrick's Day with President Joe Biden. In an event regarded as a blow for Bobby and a triumph for Joe, three generations of Kennedys, with a smiling Biden, 81, in the midst of the family feud, an event was hailed as a victory for Joe and a blow for him.

Shakel, left, is suing lead investigator Frank Garr for alleged unlawful conduct, civil rights abuses, and other allegations in connection with Martha Moxley's murder. Shakel was found guilty of the murder of Moxley, a man who lived across the street from the Skakel family in Greenwich, in October 1975. Both Shakel, a nephew of Robert F. Kennedy's widow, Ethel Kennedy, and Moxley were 15 at the time of her death, with her body discovered in her family's backyard.

Jacqueline Kennedy spent the week leading up to her wedding to JFK by threatening to call the nuptials off, but sister-in-law Ethel even threatened to murder her if she did so. Adora Rule, a wedding planner assistant, debuted in the tell-all biography 'Jackie: Public, Private, Secret' about Jackie's pre-wedding jitters ahead of her September 1953 wedding reception at St Mary's Church in Newport, Rhode Island. Jackie was considering canceling the wedding for the entire week leading up to the event, according to Rule, who was 18 at the time. Ethel Kennedy, the wife of JFK's brother Robert F. Kennedy, was even on a car ride with her. Jackie had to return from the ride after being stabbed. According to the Boston Globe, "I swear to God if the girl leaves Bobby's brother at the altar, I'll murder her with my own two naked hands." She has no idea how lucky she is to marry into this family.'

According to reports, the Prince and Princess of Wales (pictured left) will not be distracted by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex (pictured, right) when they visit the United States next week. During the trip, William, 40, and Kate, 40, are set to perform a number of engagements, focusing on topics including climate change, vulnerable young people, and green technology. The royal couple's first visit since Meghan, 41, and Harry, 38, all left their positions as senior royals and relocated to California, ahead of two major projects that were due to be unveiled by the Sussexes. They include the couple's Netflix documentary, which is likely to air within weeks, and the unveiling of the prince's autobiography in January. However, according to the Telegraph, the palace staff is "very aware" of Meghan, 41, and 38, and that they are 'not afraid of their shadows on this.'

At a NYC gala in her father's honor, Robert F. Kennedy's daughter has announced that she'll honor Prince Harry and Meghan for their'structural racial' of the royal family. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have attacked the royal family's 'power structure,' says Kerry Kennedy, one of RFK and Ethel Kennedy's 11 children and the foundation's president.' The couple's achievements at the Ripple of Hope Gala in New York on December 6, with reservations at their table selling for up to $1 million. An award will also be given to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. 'They went to the oldest institution in UK history and told them what they were doing wrong, and that they should not have institutional racism within the company; that they could not have structural racism; and that they did not have a mistrust of mental health.' When she was pregnant with her son Archie, Meghan, who is biracial, told Oprah Winfrey last year that an unidentified member of the royal family expressed concern about his son Archie's skin tone. Kennedy's remarks could exacerbate the divide between the Sussexes and the royal family.

CALLAHAN: A talk about rewriting history. Ted Kennedy's latest biography, which is out this week, soft-pedals the worst of him: namely, his callous and lifelong mistreatment of women, but not in the manner that young Kennedy aide Mary Jo Kopechne's death. To be specific, if we were talking about a right-wing senator with the same track record - five years into #MeToo - we would have a different estimation. And Ted, who is also in death, keeps getting a pass. It's also sad that this latest installment from respected prize-winning scholar John A. Farrell, titled 'Ted Kennedy: A Life', has been long-listed for a National Book Award. Well, for all the rumors that this book broke news about Chappaquiddick, there will be no new information here. Except, of course, there are always excuses and blame shifting.