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President John F. Kennedy's nephew is speaking out about his uncle's murder 50 years ago, suggesting the Kennedy family has always been skeptical that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone when the president was assassinated. NBC's Andrea Mitchell reports. (TODAY)
Christopher Kennedy Lawford began abusing drugs at the age of 13, but has been in recovery now for more than 25 years. He talks about his new book, "Recover to Live: Kick Any Habit, Manage Any Addiction," along with his cousin Patrick Kennedy, who discusses his own experiences with addiction. (TODAY)
NASA is looking for tenants for several unused buildings. WESH's Dan Billow reports. (NBC News)
Actor Dustin Hoffman, ballerina Natalia Makarova, funnyman David Letterman and rock band Led Zeppelin were among the artists celebrated at the Kennedy Center Honors. TODAY's Natalie Morales reports. (TODAY)
Ten years into a 20-years-to-life sentence, Michael Skakel, the Kennedy cousin convicted for the 1975 killing of neighbor Martha Moxley will be asking a parole board to set him free. He continues to say he is innocent of any wrongdoing. NBC's Katy Tur reports. (TODAY)
During the opening statements of Douglas Kennedy's trial for allegedly assaulting nurses as he tried to take his newborn baby out of the hospital in without permission this past January, his attorneys said he was only acting out of instinct as a new father. NBC's Andrea Canning reports. (TODAY)
In a rare interview NBC's Brian Williams sat down with Bobby Kennedy's widow, Ethel Kennedy, where they discussed their home life, her husband's relationship with Lyndon Johnson, and even her grandson's girlfriend, singer-songwriter Taylor Swift. (Nightly News)
Vice President Joe Biden plays off of Lloyd Bentsen's 1988 jab at Dan Quayle while debating GOP vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan on Thursday. (NBC News)
A congressional battle brews in Massachusetts as Joe Kennedy III, the first of his generation to enter the business of politics, vies for an open seat representing suburban Boston in Congress. NBC's Kelly O'Donnell reports. (TODAY)
The Democratic party paid tribute to Ted Kennedy Tuesday night, who served in the U.S. Senate for nearly 47 years before his death in 2009. TODAY's Savannah Guthrie sat down with his sons, Patrick and Ted, to talk about their father's legacy. (TODAY)