Any history buff with a computer and Internet connection now has a chance to walk in John F. Kennedy's shoes -- or at least sit, virtually, at the 35th President's Oval Office desk.

Description. In these clips from an archival video of President John F. Kennedy's Oval Office Address on October 22, 1962, he described the evidence that was discovered in Cuba as a result of U.S ...

In this portion of archival video of President John F. Kennedy's Oval Office Address on October 22, 1962, he described the actions the U.S. would take regarding the missile crisis in Cuba or… ...

It had been a fixture of Trump’s first-term Oval Office. Meanwhile, busts of Robert F. Kennedy and union leader Hugo Chavez, which were used by Biden, appear to have been removed.

Any history buff with a computer and Internet connection now has a chance to walk in John F. Kennedy's shoes -- or at least sit, virtually, at the 35th U.S. President's Oval Office desk.