President Donald Trump has triggered a fresh wave of debate about his waning cognitive function after struggling through an anecdote about a Green Beret’s near-death experience. Trump, 80, was called out after struggling to read from the teleprompter during a televised Veterans Day speech at Arlington National Cemetery on Wednesday.

Donald Trump sparked fresh health fears after struggling to keep his eyes open during latest rally speech, while some observers claimed he looked 'fatigued.'

Former Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Marty Makary is publicly accusing the White House of caving to industry lobbyists. He is the latest former Trump health official to air grievances after Republicans’ losses in last week’s midterm elections,

Sen. Ron Wyden is launching an investigation into whether Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. misled Congress about his 2019 visit to Samoa, pointing to correspondence that appears to conflict with his testimony during his 2025 confirmation hearings.

Gov. Andy Beshear is urging President Trump to replace Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. as health secretary, citing policy failures and vaccine misinformation.

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear sent a letter Thursday to President Donald Trump urging him to immediately remove Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as secretary of Health and Human Services, according to a release from the governor’s office.

Unlike other Trump administration officials who have gotten, or may soon get, the axe, Veteran Affairs head Doug Collins seems safe in his position. In the absence of legislative and grassroots

Trump first demanded the money in June, but the package's biggest hurdles have come from inside the Republican Party.

U.S. Senate Republicans suffered another stunning setback as Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith is projected to lose to Democrat Scott Colom in reliably red Mississippi, according to the AP.

The president’s son was named as an adviser to the prediction market platform days before his father’s January 2025 inauguration.

Former Republican Rep. Larry Bucshon (Ind.) and former Surgeon General Jerome Adams both believe President Trump may hold off on vetoing any bipartisan healthcare legislation passed by a Democratic-controlled Congress,