The Trump administration has publicly released thousands of documents relating to the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. despite objections from the King family over publicizing the information. The move to declassify the documents fulfills a campaign promise made by Trump to release information relating to the assassinations of King and President John F. Kennedy. The timing of the release, however, seems suspicious to many who accuse it of being a distraction from the lack of transparency concerning documents in the Jeffrey Epstein case. Thousands of documents but few major revelations The New York Times reported that the National Archives published over 6,000 documents relating to the King assassination on its website Monday night. The documents amount to at least 230,000 pages of material, though King experts have so far concluded that the newly declassified material does not contain any major revelations about the King case. Although King was famously placed under...