Family raises alarm: Mary Trump compared the president’s behavior to her father’s Alzheimer’s decline, calling it “serious and obvious.”

Doctors push removal: A group of 36 physicians, including a Nobel laureate, urged invoking the 25th Amendment over Trump’s alleged cognitive and emotional decline.

White House defends: Officials maintain Trump is in “excellent health” despite public stumbles and criticism from lawmakers over transparency.Mary Trump likened Donald Trump’s current cognitive state to the onset of Alzheimer’s disease experienced by their father, Fred Trump Sr., at a similar age. She drew this parallel based on her personal family history and observations.On April 30, 2026, a group of 36 physicians and mental health experts submitted a statement to the U.S. Senate urging the removal of Donald Trump from office on medical grounds. The group included Nobel Peace Prize recipient Dr. Henry David Abraham. They asserted that their assessment was based on medical evaluation rather than political considerations.Representative Sydney Kamlager-Dove described Donald Trump’s sleep problem as a ‘grave national security threat.’ She expressed concern that such an issue could impair his ability to perform critical presidential duties. Her statement directly links the health concern to potential risks for U.S. governance and security.Representative Sydney Kamlager-Dove challenged the White House’s assurances about Donald Trump’s health. She cited public moments where Trump appeared to doze off as reasons for skepticism.White House physician Dr. Sean Barbabella stated in a memorandum that Donald Trump is in ‘excellent health.’ This declaration followed Trump’s latest physical examination and was formally communicated as part of the official health assessment.As part of his recent physical examination, Donald Trump completed and passed a cognitive screening test. This was included alongside laboratory work and physical examinations in the health evaluation.