Former President Joe Biden's cancer announcement revived questions on Monday about the extent of his health issues during his tenure, with Vice President JD Vance saying Biden should have been more transparent with the public.

The advanced prostate cancer Joe Biden has been diagnosed with often takes years to metastasize, making it “inconceivable” he did not have it while he was president. Now, even reflexively defensive liberal media are admitting the reality voters suspected all along.

Former President Biden’s cancer diagnosis has done little to quell concerns about his decision to run for reelection, and many in the party acknowledge the issue is likely to dog them as they look toward 2028.

Stunned longtime aides to former President Joe Biden told The Post Monday that his stage 4 prostate cancer should have been caught long before it spread to his bones — and that they fear concern

MSNBC's Joe Scarborough criticized then-Special Counsel Robert Hur for his report, which raised concerns about former President Biden's mental capabilities.

Former President Biden on Thursday denied accusations that his mental acuity took a slide toward the end of his presidency and called reporting that he was urged to drop out of the race over those concerns unfounded. “They are wrong, there is nothing to ...

Rep. Steven Horsford, D-Nev., was one of the last people to see Biden before he left the race also isn’t mentioned in the book. At the time of calls for Biden to drop out, Horsford had been among one of the stronger voices in the state supporting Biden.

Biden's office said he had been diagnosed on Friday with "aggressive" prostate cancer that had spread to his bones. Cancers that have spread, or metastasized, are considered stage 4, the most advanced.

Joe Biden’s time in public office is now behind him, but his age and mental acuity have become a litmus test for the next leaders in his party