President Donald Trump’s White House doctor, Captain Sean Barbabella, has released a report stating that Trump is in "excellent cognitive and physical health" after his annual physical examination. The report notes that Trump has scarring on his right ear from an assassination attempt last July, but otherwise shows no signs of depression or anxiety. Trump also scored 30 out of 30 on the Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA) test, which is commonly used to detect cognitive decline and early signs of dementia. The examination found that Trump has "minor sun damage" and a few "benign skin lesions", and noted his medical history of well-controlled hypercholesterolemia, past Covid infection, rosacea, and benign colon polyp.

Steve Bannon told Bill Maher that he has a team working on finding a Constitutional way for Donald Trump to run in and win the 2028 presidential election, securing a third term. Trump himself had previously discussed the possibility of running again when speaking with NBC's Meet the Press. Bannon claimed that President Trump will be elected again in 2028 and will remain president until January 20th, 2029. Maher pointed out that this would violate the 22nd Amendment, which prohibits a person from being elected to the office of the President more than twice.

Elon Musk admitted that his work as head honcho of Donald Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency has taken a toll on him, saying he has "at times" been digging his own grave better than his enemies do. However, he attributed his poor approval ratings to having a political propaganda war waged against him with almost no countervailing campaign. According to pollster Nate Silver’s tracker, Musk's net favorability rating is -13.8%, while Trump's is -5.1%.

Following the mass firings of national park employees under Donald Trump’s administration, scientists are being forced to leave their research duties to clean campground bathrooms. The custodial staff shortage at Yosemite National Park, among others, has resulted in a crisis, with scientists, rangers, IT workers, and even leadership team members taking on bathroom cleaning duty. One employee described the assignment as "outrageous," citing understaffing caused by the hiring freeze due to Trump's administration.