Reckoning ahead? After a lifetime in public office, the former president faces a perilous cancer diagnosis and difficult questions.

Joe Biden knifed his VP on live television Thursday. The former president told The View he was “not surprised” his one-time running mate lost the 2024 presidential election to Donald Trump and insisted that,

Joe Biden and Jill Biden have been at each other's sides through celebrations and challenges, such as his recent prostate cancer diagnosis.

Joe Biden wanted to testify at Hunter’s trial – despite packed election schedule, book claims - Former president wanted to testify on behalf of his son despite being a sitting president in the middle of a presidential campaign,

Joe Biden's cancer diagnosis has reignited questions about transparency over his health during his time in office as Vice President JD Vance calls for greater openness about the former President's medical condition.

"She was part of every success we had," Biden later said of VP Harris, adding that they "argued like hell" in healthy debate over policy during his administration.Key PointsFormer President Joe Biden appeared on The View for the first time since leaving office.

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 about public reaction delayed a possible diagnosis.

In his first U.S. sitdown interview since leaving office, Joe Biden said that he was not surprised when Donald Trump defeated Kamala Harris and won the 2024 election. “I was very disappointed, but I was not surprised,” Biden told the hosts of ABC’s The View.

Joe Biden's first interview since leaving the White House has been aired, with the BBC's Nick Robinson admitting that he was somewhat surprised by the former president

Thompson and Tapper mostly fill in the details of a story we already knew: Biden’s cognition declined sharply over his final two years in office, and his core advisers schemed to disguise this reality from donors,