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.

Donald Trump sparked online ridicule after claiming Joe Biden has Stage 9 cancer, a non-existent medical term. Trump questioned why Biden's physical didn't include cognitive tests, boasting about his own.

Former President Joe Biden had not been screened for prostate cancer in the last decade before discovering an aggressive form of the disease last week, according to Biden’s office. “President Biden’s last known PSA (Prostate Specific Antigen test) was in 2014,

Donald Trump apparently believes Joe Biden has “Stage 9” cancer. There is no such thing as “Stage 9” cancer, but Trump repeated that twice Monday while talking to reporters about the former president’s revelation that he has aggressive prostate cancer that has spread to his bones.

Donald Trump responded to Joe Biden's cancer diagnosis by bragging about the state of his own health. The president incorrectly claimed Biden's prostate cancer was in "stage 9" while speaking to reporters on Monday,

President Donald Trump was asked about President Joe Biden's cancer diagnosis at the White House on Monday and took a swipe at the former president's doctor. "I think it's very sad, actually. I'm surprised that it wasn't,

Donald Trump spoke out about Joe Biden's cancer diagnosis at a White House press conference on Monday, where he also claimed he 'aced' his mental health test

President Donald Trump made a cruel comment on Joe Biden's recent cancer diagnosis. The Republican leader said in a White House press conference Monday that he was surprised the public wasn't notified about Biden's condition "a long time ago.

In 2022, on the 60th anniversary of President John F. Kennedy's Moonshot speech, then-President Joe Biden -- who has had basal cell carcinoma and whose son Beau died in 2015 from a recurrence of brain cancer -- reignited the Cancer Moonshot initiative.