New Delhi, July 22 -- In a move hailed by the Donald Trump administration as a victory for transparency, over 6,000 documents - amounting to nearly a quarter of a million pages - related to the 1968 assassination of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. were made public via the US National Archives website late Monday. However, the move comes as MAGA grows impatient over the promised Jeffrey Epstein Files.

Yet, Martin Luther King scholars and historians expressed scepticism that the long-awaited trove would yield any significant revelations. Crucially, the newly released material excludes FBI wiretap recordings and other sensitive documents that remain sealed under court order until 2027.

The Martin Luther King Jr. assassination files wer...