Trump scheduled for routine medical exam at Walter Reed

President Donald Trump is set to undergo a routine annual medical and dental assessment at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center on Tuesday.

The visit marks Trump's third trip to the facility in 13 months. The White House described the appointment as part of regular preventive health care and announced it two weeks earlier. Trump, who turns 80 in June, remains the oldest person inaugurated as president.

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President Donald Trump speaking at a campaign rally in Georgia for the 2026 midterms.
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Trump takes a more visible role in 2026 midterm campaigning, including a Georgia rally

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President Donald Trump traveled to Georgia on Wednesday as part of a midterm strategy that puts him at the center of several competitive races, a notable choice given his low approval ratings and the historical tendency for presidents’ parties to lose seats in midterms.

President Donald Trump is in excellent health and fully fit to serve as commander in chief, his physician stated in a report released Friday evening.

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President Donald Trump returned to the campaign trail Friday with a 90-minute speech to a packed crowd in The Villages, Florida. At the event billed as 'Golden Age for the Golden Years,' he highlighted tax cuts on Social Security benefits and expanded Medicare coverage for weight-loss drugs. He also defended U.S. military action against Iran.

US President Trump plans an Oval Office address to tackle the Iran crisis, China tensions and the election fight.

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Rep. Ted Lieu on Wednesday suggested President Donald Trump’s abrupt cancellation of a planned bipartisan housing bill signing could be linked to health issues, prompting a sharp rebuke from the White House.

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President Donald Trump endorsed Rep. Tom Kean Jr. for reelection ahead of New Jersey’s June 2 primary, as the Republican lawmaker has been absent from the House and has not cast a recorded vote since March 5 while dealing with what his office has described as a medical issue.

 

 

 

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