RFK Jr. confesses he left a dead bear in Central Park 10 years ago The presidential candidate said he'd planned to take the roadkill home and skin it, but got waylaid by a long day of falconry and ...

In a video posted to X, RFK Jr. said he saw the bear cub get killed by a van while he was driving in the Hudson Valley.

A decade-old mystery surrounding the identity of the person who placed a dead bear cub in New York City's Central Park has been solved, thanks to an admission from Robert F. Kennedy Jr.. Kennedy ...

The ostriches in question are at the heart of a legal battle in Ottawa, where federal judges are now deciding whether birds ...

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s presidential bid has included a dead bear he abandoned in Central Park, a brainworm and a barbecued animal carcass. What's next?

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said he dumped a dead bear cub near Central Park a decade ago. Reports of a similar incident from 2014 found no culprit.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. may have gotten ahead of his dumped bear cub story this weekend, but he couldn’t erase the photographic evidence from the bizarre event. The New Yorker’s Monday deep dive ...

RFK Jr. posed with the dead bear, according to a photo obtained by the New Yorker. Robert F. Kennedy “Maybe that’s where I got my brain worm,” Kennedy quipped to the New Yorker when asked ...

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is in the news again for all of the wrong reasons: It was revealed on Sunday that he left a dead bear cub in New York’s Central Park 10 years ago.

A relative of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. says she "had no idea who was responsible" for leaving a dead bear cub in Central Park when she covered the story for The New York Times.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. became roadkill — at least his campaign for president did — after it was revealed that he scooped up the dead bear and in a loutish college-like prank, dumped the body ...

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said recently that a decade ago he found a dead bear cub in upstate New York, drove it to the city, and dumped it in Central Park as a prank. I can’t top that, but my ...