Fiction has always taken a fancy to the Kennedys and anyone associated with them. This season, two novels reimagine the world of Mary Pinchot Meyer, a celebrated beauty best known for her affair with ...

On a brisk autumn day in October 1964, Washington D.C. socialite and painter Mary Pinchot Meyer was out for an afternoon stroll on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal towpath in Georgetown, a route she ...

In a letter written a month before his 1963 assassination, then-President John F. Kennedy had a heartfelt message for one of his alleged mistresses who later died under suspicious circumstances.

Gone 57 years, President John Kennedy gets another book. “JFK and Mary Meyer: A Love Story.” Skyhorse Publishing, $24.95, out Tuesday, opens a closed life. It’s written as the diary of Mary Pinchot ...

First couples of America aren’t strangers to having their relationships put under the microscope. Presidents, their wives, ...

I approached the body of Mary Pinchot Meyer and stood over it, weirdly and awkwardly alone as the police advanced from either direction. She lay on her side, as if sleeping. She was dressed in a light ...

Broadcaster Soledad O’Brien is venturing into the world of podcasts with a twist-filled murder story. O’Brien explores the unsolved 1964 killing of American artist and socialite Mary Pinchot Meyer — ...

Soledad O’Brien will host a new true crime podcast about the 1964 murder of Mary Pinchot Meyer in Georgetown, D.C. It was a shocking and still unsolved killing, one that resulted in a trial and wave ...

On this day, Oct. 12, in 1964, Washington socialite Mary Pinchot Meyer, the former wife of top CIA official Cord Meyer and close friend of President Kennedy, was murdered in Georgetown. FBI sees ...

You know what you did two summers ago. That’s because you took notes: Where you were, your thoughts and hopes, observations and desires. Someday, those words could set someone on a new path in life ...