Dr. Kevin O'Connor cited physician-patient privilege and the right against self-incrimination under the Fifth Amendment.

The Washington Post urged a thorough investigation into whether former President Biden was physically and mentally capable of carrying out presidential duties.

A former top Biden administration aide who voluntarily agreed to answer questions from Congress had little to say on Friday when she participated in a closed-door House […] ...

Former President Joe Biden's doctor pleaded the Fifth as House Republicans pressed him on a potential cover-up about Biden's ...

A recent survey conducted by Axios and Ipsos American Health Index included responses from more than 1,100 individuals. It ...

Republican members of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee balk at the refusal. Democrats say Congress should ...

Biden’s former White House physician is refusing answer questions as part of the House Republican investigation into Biden’s ...

Former President Biden’s personal physician pleaded the 5th Amendment and cited physician-patient privilege during a ...

Joe Biden’s one-time personal physician, Kevin O’Connor, announced on Wednesday that he would take the fifth before the House Oversight Committee rather than discuss the former president’s fitness ...

A conservative legal group with ties to President Donald Trump filed a lawsuit Tuesday against several federal health ...

Senate Republicans are turning up the heat and launching a full-scale hearing into what they claim was a coordinated cover up of President Biden's health while in office.

There has been a lot of brouhaha in the news media and on social media about the alleged cover-up of former President Joe Biden’s health status, with a emphasis on his cognitive frailties and ...