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The account of President Joe Biden's memory is a striking and disputed part of a 345-page report issued Thursday by the federal prosecutor who spent a year investigating his handling of classified information while out of office.
The legal headline — that President Joe Biden will not face prosecution in connection with his handling of classified documents, in stark contrast with the former president he is set to run against again — is not what carries the political punch.
Fox News medical contributor Dr. Marty Makary said on Friday that President Biden is exhibiting signs of "age-related dementia" that will likely continue over the next four years.
Damian R. Murray, a psychologist at Tulane University, studies how various social circumstances and life events affect people’s political views. For instance, he found recently, becoming a parent makes a person grow more socially conservative. On the eve of the Super Bowl, he sat down for an interview with The New York Times to discuss another recent study, which examined how the political perspectives of sports fans can be altered by their teams’ wins and losses.
President Joe Biden "willfully retained and disclosed classified materials after his vice presidency," Department of Justice special counsel said in a report released Thursday. But special counsel Robert Hur also said that he would not criminally prosecute Biden for his handling of that material. The FBI found classified documents, which by law should have been given back to the U.S. government when Biden ended his second term as vice president in January 2017, in the garage, office, and basement den of his Wilmington, Delaware, home, Hur's report said. The documents included classified material about military and foreign policy in Afghanistan, and notebooks containing Biden's entries about national security. "Our investigation uncovered evidenc
The president is not a crook. But there may be something more unforgivable in the court of public opinion. The president is old.
This was CNBC's live blog tracking developments on the war in Ukraine.