A video clip has resurfaced from a news conference Joe Biden held in 2022 at a Massachusetts coal-fired power plant. The former president said: “That’s why I and so damn many other people I

President Donald Trump misspoke when asked about President Joe Biden’s cancer diagnosis on Monday, May 19. Following a ceremony in which he presented a Medal of Honor to the family of a fallen police officer,

President Donald Trump strongly suggested that Joe Biden hid his prostate cancer diagnosis from the American people when opining on the news, adding that the alleged omission is worthy of investigation. “It’s a very, very sad situation. I feel very badly about it. And I think people should try and find out what happened,” Trump said Monday.

Biden, even after he has exited political life and as he faces a serious cancer diagnosis, remains a factor in the conversation about his party's political future.

Former President Joe Biden‘s aggressive prostate cancer diagnosis has thrown a wrench in Democrats’ plans to move beyond his presidency and 2024 campaign. Biden’s cancer diagnosis arrived amid heightened scrutiny of his cognitive health.

A one-time Democratic rival to Joe Biden has weighed in on the suggestion that there was an ulterior motive behind the former president’s disclosure of his advanced cancer diagnosis. Dean Phillips, a former Minnesota congressman who launched a long-shot bid challenging Biden in the 2024 Democratic presidential primary,

Ezekiel Emanuel, a prominent Democratic figure, told “Morning Joe” the former president "did not develop [prostate cancer] in the last 100 to 200 days."

Vice President JD Vance's reaction to former President Joe Biden's cancer diagnosis sparked mixed reactions online on Monday. Newsweek reached out to Vance through the White House via email on Monday.