Caroline Kennedy

As a young adult, Caroline Kennedy hoped to become a reporter. But she realized early-on that as a Kennedy, she would always be the story.

Although Caroline takes after her mother's shyness and sophistication, she is also her own person with a more relaxed and down-to-earth personality.

After the death of her father in 1963, Caroline Kennedy became even closer to the already close-knit Kennedy family, especially with her female cousins.

Eldest child of John F. Kennedy and Jackie, she is American royalty. But her life has been shaped by tragedy - the assassination of her father when she was six years old, and the accidental death of little brother John Jr. in 1999.

Caroline shares some intimate pictures of her life at the White House and explains why she wanted to change her name to "Cannon."

Almost 50 years after the inauguration of President John K. Kennedy, Caroline Kennedy talks about the creation of the nation's first online presidential archive, a digital collection of JFK's most important papers, photographs and recordings.

President Obama invited Caroline Kennedy to the originally named "Cold War Control Center" on Friday for a birthday celebration of the command center that recently served as the nerve center of the Osama bin Laden raid. NBC's Brian Williams reports.

Caroline Kennedy withdraws her name from consideration for N.Y.'s Senate seat, spurring rumors that information disclosure may have caused the move, reports Meg Oliver.

The Kennedy Center Honors, airs at 9:00 pm on Tuesday, Dec. 29th on CBS.

With Caroline Kennedy in the mix, New York Gov. David Paterson is sure to disappoint some New Yorkers with his Senate appointment to replace Hillary Clinton. Jeff Greenfield reports.

Almost 50 years after the inauguration of President John K. Kennedy, Caroline Kennedy talks about the creation of the nation's first online presidential archive, a digital collection of JFK's most important papers, photographs and recordings.

The Kennedy Center Honors, airs at 9:00 pm on Tuesday, Dec. 29th on CBS