News about Kerry Kennedy

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., running as an independent candidate, is now on the ballot  in California - his third state along with Utah and Michigan. Despite polling around 8.5%, Kennedy's presence worries both major parties, with Trump and Biden strategists concerned about his potential impact. His candidacy is sparking debate over potential spoilers and the legacy of his family's political affiliations. Kennedy had been running as a Democrat but last fall switched his ticket to run as an independent and is aiming to appear on state ballots right across the country in a bid to take on President Biden and former President Trump arguing both are unfit to serve.

President Joe Biden wrapped himself in the history of the Kennedy family wednesday as he received their endorsement, appealing to the family's history of public service in the face of violence and warning against the sort of 'bloodshed' that another Trump presidency would bring. 'He has already promised to be dictator on day one. His own words. And he called for you know, he means it. And he calls for another bloodbath when he loses again. The Kennedy family has endured such violence Kerry Kennedy delivered her family's endorsement of President Joe Biden on Thursday, describing him as a man who 'runs into flames,' cementing the clan's break with her older brother RFK Jr. 'The best way forward for America is to reelect Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, to four more years,' she said at an event with Biden in Philadelphia.

Kerry Kennedy, who will led the famous political family's endorsement of President Joe Biden on Thursday, said there is no competition when it comes to carrying on the Kennedy legacy. 'Nobody competes with President Biden when it comes to carrying on the legacies of John Kennedy and Robert Kennedy and Ted Kennedy,' she said on ABC's Good Morning America. Her words were a subtle dig at Robert Kennedy Jr., a family member who's making an independent bid for the White House. Many Democrats worry his run could hurt Biden in crucial battleground states in November, taking votes away from the president and handing a victory to Donald Trump.

Kerry Kennedy, who will led the famous political family's endorsement of President Joe Biden on Thursday, said there is no competition when it comes to carrying on the Kennedy legacy.

According to a recent poll, several members of the extended Kennedy family are likely to launch a more active attempt to help President Joe Biden seek reelection in November. Hundreds of representatives of various generations of the political dynasty gathered at the White House on Sunday for St. Patrick's Day, where they were seen posing on the Rose Garden steps with President Biden on Sunday. 'It's great to see you all back at the White House,' says Biden in reaction to a letter from Kerry Kennedy, the youngest daughter to late Senator Bobby Kennedy and sister to RFK Jr.

Despite a large number of people being involved in a St. Patrick's Day photo shoot with President Joe Biden, independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. maintained Monday that many of his relatives support his campaign. Whether you're looking for the world better,' Kennedy appeared on NewsNation's Cuomo on Monday night.

Alec Baldwin and her partner Hilaria Baldwin were photographed in the Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights Gala on Wednesday evening chatting with SAG-AFTRA president Fran Drescher and activist Kerry Kennedy. The Oscar nominee, 65, and the yoga specialist, 39, were seen chatting with Kerry, 64, the granddaughter and attorney general who was assassinated in June of 1968; and Drescher, 66, who led the actors union in a nearly four-month strike that recently ended.

Sarah Kennedy, 29, the daughter of Chris Kennedy and his sister Ethel Skakel Kennedy's eighth child, tied the knot with her beau Jam Sulahry, a Harvard Business School undergraduate, last June at a small Islamic ceremony called a Nikah. Now, the couple held a second wedding at the luxurious Kennedy Compound in Hyannis Port, Massachusetts, and hundreds of her most prominent family friends came out to celebrate. Katherine Berner-Kennedy, Clare Rose Kennedy, Christopher George Kennedy Jr., and Sarah Louise Kennedy were among the four siblings on display, as well as former Governor of New York Andrew's youngest two daughters, Michaela Kennedy-Cuomo and Mariah Kennedy Cuomo.

The family of RFK Jr. has condemned him for remarks he made last week, in which he claimed that COVID was 'ethnically aimed' not to concern Jewish and Chinese people. Kerry Kennedy's sister slammed the remarks as "deplorable and untrue," and their brother said it was 'on anti-Semitic myths.' Former Massachusetts Rep. Joseph Kennedy III, Jr., condemns RFK Jr's remarks at a party on New York City's Upper East Side, while his uncle, former Massachusetts Senator Joseph Kennedy III, said he'unequily' condemns the remarks made at Tony's Di Napoli restaurant on Thursday.

Sirhan Sirhan will appear before the board at a hearing in San Diego County today to request that you be allowed out. Even if the board decides Sirhan is eligible for release for a second time, his counsel, Angela Berry, said she does not expect it to change Governor Gavin Newsom's mind because of his R.F. affinity. Kennedy, a Kennedy,' who Newsom has cited as a political hero. That's why she said she's now going to the courts. Berry begged a Los Angeles county judge to reverse Newsom's denial almost six months after Berry begged a Los Angeles County judge to reverse Newsom's decision. The investigation is ongoing. Sirhan was released in 2022, but Newsom denied him because he remained a danger to the people and hasn't admitted to a crime that has changed American history. Sen. Robert F. Kennedy was shot and killed by his assassination, as well as his killer Sirhan Sirhan. Governor Gavin Newsom and Kerry Kennedy, the niece of late Robert F. Kennedy, are inset.

EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: Prince Harry's admission to Tom Bradby that the Royal Family isn't a bigote should put them in a quandry over the Ripple of Hope Award, which he and Meghan received last month from Robert Kennedy's daughter Kerry. She praised the Royal Family's 'heroic' stance against structural racism amid a Hollywood type love-in. Archbishop Desmond Tutu of South Africa was a former recipient. A N Wilson, a polemicist, later described Harry and Meghan as 'preposterous', adding, 'Their acceptance of this award is a monstrous self-conceit.' Now that Harry concedes there is no racism, will he and Meghan be speed dialling Kerry Kennedy to have the honour rescinded?And how much of his estimated £16million publishing windfall will Harry actually donate to charity? Last year, his publishers discussed the possibility of donating 'at least' £1.5 million.' When Tony Blair wrote his memoir, A Journey in 2010, he donated the entire lot – more than the £4.6 million increase – to the Royal British Legion. Given Harry's much-criticised focus on his Afghan scalp-count, might he not think of doing something similar? Michael Aspel, 90, whose stellar BBC presenting career turned Leslie Thomas' 1966 book The Virgin Soldiers into a media sensation, makes a happy birthday. Michael, who was seen in his prime, interviewed Leslie for a teatime TV show, breaking the BBC's ban on using the term 'virgin' before the watershed. He had to give a warning: The Virgin Soldiers,' he said solemnly, was a book.' Don't leave it around where the kids can pick it up.' Thomas, a jubilant, said: "Human curiosity being what it is, the publishers were sold out by the next afternoon.' I had a bestseller.'

In an interview with Harry and Meghan about "structural bigotry" within the Royal Family, Kennedy lauded them for standing up to the "structural bigotry" within the family's family. The RFK Human Rights Foundation gave the couple an award.

In an interview with Harry and Meghan about their "structural bigotry" within the Royal Family, Kennedy lauded them for standing up to the'structural bigotry' in the household. Now, those remarks are left in the cold with Harry's correction that neither he nor Meghan named the Royal Family racist. Rather, he claims that they are guilty of a "unconscious bias."

As they attended the New Year's Day service at Sandringham this morning, Beaming King Charles and Camilla, Queen Consort, greeted the wellwishers. The royal couple stayed on the estate for today's service just days before Harry's tell-all book was published. The King was wearing a tweed coat, brown boots, and a patterned tie, while Camilla wore a brooch as they welcomed crowds outside.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle attended the Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights Foundation Ripple of Hope Gala in New York City on Dec. 6 to accept an award for their "heroic" defiance of "structural racism within the [royal] system. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex arrived hand-in-hand at the festival and were welcomed by a swarm of supporters. Kerry Kennedy, the president of the Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights Foundation, told El Confidencial's (via People) that in standing up to the British monarchy, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex had the "moral tenacity" she described in his famous 1966 "Ripple of Hope" address in South Africa.

CALLAHAN: Meghan Markle is Nelson Mandela's second coming. Albeit is a young girl born in a custom-made Louis Vuitton gown (one that faithfully imitates Kate Middleton's Earthshot appearance), a $90,000 aquamarine ring, and a persistent series of grievances and flimsy allegations of bigotry that she will never tire of recounting. Last night's RFK Human Rights ceremony featured an outspoken liberal host who mistakenly shot and killed his co-worker, a young woman and mother, who has since claimed zero guilt; our host's wife, a talent-free, stage-five clinger, and fame-adjacent fraud still claims to be Spanish; and a crime suspect who screamed and begged after she was not arrested and tried differently because she was a Kennedy. Of course, our special guests and honorees: Harry and Meghan, who made a rare joint appearance just before their bilious, rage-filled Netflix documentary series, which seems to have an elastic link to truth, begins streaming. We should certainly thank Harry and Meghan for one thing, but unintentionally. It's original. At its peak, hypocrisy and tone deafness have appeared.

JAN MOIR: President Zelensky of Ukraine is being honoured tonight for leading a tumultuous struggle for independence. It's likely that he is not even the main attraction at this gala. Of course, it's the Duke and Duchess of Sussex who are consuming in the enthralling of being New York's toast. Thank You, Lord. Are they really going to do this? As the short ribs and mashed potatoes arrive, I think to myself.

Last night, the Sussexes and the Cambridges secured their long-awaited recognition at the Ripple of Hope Gala, hosted by Kerry Kennedy (right) and the Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights Foundation in New York City. The Kennedys became the latest to be pulled into the royal feud as separate facets of the dynasty's political party hosted competing galas this month. The Prince and Princess of Wales were in Boston this week to honor five winners of the Earthshot Prize in collaboration with Caroline Kennedy and the John F. Kennedy Library Foundation (left). A three-day journey was marred by a national race controversy that has resurfaced in the UK and was overshadowed by the unveiling of the Sussexes' bombshell Netflix trailer. Now, the inner turmoil surrounding the Kennedy clan and the royal family threatens their decades-long friendship, which began when Joe Kennedy Sr. was appointed ambassador to England in 1938.

When receiving an 'anti-racism' award in New York last night, Prince Harry made a quiple about being a father. The Duke of Sussex (pictured with Meghan Markle, left and right) told the actress that he assumed he was taking his wife on a 'date night' and that 'this is entirely unexpected.' Kerry Kennedy, president of the Robert F Kennedy Human Rights Initiative, said, 'I'll be honest with you Kerry, I'll be honest with you because we're just going to a date night,' so it's strange that we're sharing the room with 1,500 people.' The royal, who has two children, Archie, three, and Lilibet, one, all of whom have come to enjoy date night, are all cheering.'

Prince of Wales (pictured inset in a photograph included in the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's documentary) would probably deny any 'wild claims' in Meghan Markle and his brother Prince Harry's forthcoming Netflix film. According to palace insiders, Prince William, 40, is poised to sue the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, and will no longer sit around as they make "dubious allegations" about the Royal Family. According to reports, the palace is gearing up to respond quickly to any inaccurate information in the forthcoming six-part documentary series Harry & Meghan.

Meghan and Harry's (right) forthcoming Netflix documentary may cause some of the royal family (left) and even the general public to question the way the couple are treated. According to reports, the series will be out on Thursday, and royal sources have already said that the show will be 'Oprah with more screaming.' An example of what viewers may get to hear about this morning in the particulars of a discussion Harry (lower inset) had with a friend before the chat show Queen, which gave the chat show Queen a hint.

According to Buckingham Palace sources last night, there is increasing anger and exhaustion as a result of allegations that Harry and Meghan (left) persistently and publicly comment on their treatment by the Royal Family. The comment comes just days before the introduction of the bombshell documentary film produced by the couple with Netflix, which is likely to inflame tensions. Last week, a slick trailer for the six-part series was revealed, hinting at personal moments and appointing to reveal more of the couple's complicated love with the people they departed from. The Prince and Princess of Wales (right) were surprised but not surprised" that the advert was revealed during their high-profile trip to the United States, threatening to deshadow it, according to insiders. The lavish trailer, which was posted online on the second day of William and Kate's trip to Boston, is the latest broadside in a seemingly never-ending war between the Duke and Duchess' against 'The Firm.' In a rare and remarkable intervention, Royal sources said how King Charles and Queen Camilla (centre) are 'not concerned, but wearied' by Sussexes' stream of criticism. The word 'wearied' was used by an apprehension Palace source. Prince Harry was portrayed as much as possible in the late Queen's funeral in September by the Royal Family's'magnanimous and deliberate gestures', including requesting him to wear his military uniform at a critical vigil, but it has been repaid with near-constant outbursts, according to the royal family.

After the 'inevitable commotion' surrounding the project has died down, Harry and Meghan have privately discussed the'reaching out' to his estranged relatives. However, some insiders agree that the ties are beyond repair, particularly if the documentary and the prince's tell-all memoir slings the royals' way. Senior royals are likely to be preparing for the worst and will be able to respond if unfounded claims were dismissed midway during the unveiling of the Sussexes' documentary trailer midway during their high-profile trip to the United States this week.

ALISON BOSHOFF: The press release calls it "unprecedented," and there are suggestions that the forthcoming six-part Harry & Meghan conflagration on Netflix would make the Oprah interview seem like a small matter. We will have Harry and Meghan speaking about the paradise they have found in California and each other in a six beautifully lit and edited hour. Alongside the heartwarming love tale, Prince Harry would have a harsh reckoning for those who are deemed to have been racist and those who have endangered his children, both inside and outside the palace.