James Comer issued a subpoena compelling Annie Tomasini to appear before the House Oversight Committee as part of an investigation into President Biden's fitness to serve.

House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer (R-KY) issued a subpoena Tuesday to former White House deputy chief of staff Annie Tomasini as part of an escalating investigation into former President Joe Biden’s mental fitness and final clemency decisions while in office.

WASHINGTON — House Republicans on Tuesday subpoenaed Joe Biden’s former deputy chief of staff to answer questions about the 46th president’s cognitive decline — and possible abuse of the presidential autopen to approve executive orders and pardons.

Former President Joe Biden blasted Republicans as “liars” for suggesting that his aides used an autopen to take actions without his knowledge, taking advantage of his diminished cognitive state, as the GOP continues to scrutinize his record at the direction of Donald Trump.

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

Fox News presenter Lisa Boothe issued a breaking update about Joe Biden on The Five, after the former President claimed that all clemency decisions were all his

Biden's former White House doctor, Kevin O'Connor, DO, faced questions from House GOP members investigating the former president's cognitive decline. Here's the difference between a DO and an MD.

Kevin O'Connor, former President Joe Biden 's physician, is set to testify before the House Oversight Committee about Biden's health in office after President Donald Trump waived executive privilege for O'Connor, according to a letter obtained by Newsweek.

In a recent episode of Fox News, the anchor had to deviate from their usual programming to provide viewers with an update concerning Joe Biden. The update came after the 82-year-old adamantly stated that all clemency decisions were solely his amid questions over his mental fitness to grant pardons to notable figures while in office.

President Donald Trump, in Pennsylvania, touted $92 billion in energy and AI investments in the state from tech and other companies.

Constitutional scholar Randy Barnett calls Biden's autopen use "the biggest constitutional scandal in US history" as questions arise about the legality of presidential actions.