Jonathan Franklin

Boosted by COVID: The Improbable Rise of Presidential Candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

by Jonathan Franklin | Jul 26, 2023 | Featured Articles, Politics

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. sipped coffee inside the historic New Hampshire State House as he chit-chats with a gaggle of the state’s political leaders about the travails of being dad to seven children. Kennedy described his shock upon finding credit card receipts that indicated Conor—his 21-year old son—had recently embarked on a secret military mission. Without a word, Conor (who once dated Taylor Swift) skipped his law firm internship and volunteered to join the International Legion of foreign fighters on the frontlines, alongside Ukrainian special forces. With flashing blue eyes, gleaming...

Jonathan Franklin is an investigative journalist and author whose reporting has appeared in The New York Times, The Washington Post, and The Guardian, among others. He currently resides in Chile.

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