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President Joe Biden flouted coronavirus mask protocols on Tuesday after his wife Jill Biden tested positive for the virus. The president was spotted removing his mask to deliver a speech and immediately coughed into his hand after shaking hands with Sen. Chuck Schumer.

President Joe Biden again forgot to put his mask back on after a speech in New Jersey on Monday and even coughed into his hand before greeting Democrats with handshakes as the coronavirus pandemic continues. The president arrived at his event wearing a mask but after removing it to speak, he walked away from the podium without it.

Failed presidential candidate Hillary Clinton wants women to #raiseyourvoice, though she struggled to heed the slogan as she fought back a coughing fit during this week’s “The MAKERS Conference.” The conference – inspired by Gloria Steinem, Lena Waithe and the “Time’s Up” movement – ran from Monday through Wednesday to celebrate all kinds of liberal feminist “MAKERS,” from outspoken actress Lena Dunham to Clinton, Martha Stewart and Oprah Winfrey, through panel discussions and other programs. On Wednesday, Clinton streamed into the conference on a live feed from New York to give closing remarks, though she struggled to contain a massive...

FRI, SEP 30, 2016, 3:30PM – 5:00PM EDT [Don't] join Hillary Clinton in Coral Springs! Protest Illary instead! Coral Springs Gymnasium 2501 Coral Springs Dr Coral Springs, Florida 33065

The "stamina," the "look": A new poll suggests voters are buying in to Donald Trump's insinuations about Hillary Clinton's health. They're ignoring the medical reports. Voters — especially men — have more confidence that Trump is healthy enough for the presidency than Clinton, according to the Associated Press-GfK poll. It's a disconnect considering Clinton has released more medical information than Trump, and that outside doctors who've looked at the available data say both candidates seem fine. But it shows the political points Trump scored after the Democratic nominee's much-publicized mild case of pneumonia....

Well that didn’t take long.  After barely making it through a speech yesterday in Ohio, and another exhaustive bout on a plane resulting in a dropped interview, today Hillary Clinton tries to talk to “The Breakfast Club” a radio show.

Hillary Clinton stumbled at the Benghazi hearing today on Capitol Hill. As the hearing moved well past its tenth hour, Clinton had a serious coughing fit that prevented her momentarily from being able to speak. Watch here: (Video at link) The committee offered to break for Clinton to clear her throat. But instead the Democratic presidential candidate popped a cough drop in and kept on going.

Hillary Clinton stumbled at the Benghazi hearing today on Capitol Hill. As the hearing moved well past its tenth hour, Clinton had a serious coughing fit that prevented her momentarily from being able to speak.

WASH POST COVERS UP HILLARY HYPO Fri Oct 23 2015 16:41:45 ET The WASHINGTON POST on Friday declared Hillary Clinton does not suffer from hypothyroidism -- even though her own doctor says she does! Symptoms of low thyroid function include: Fatigue, hoarseness and impaired memory. Reporter Phillip Bump, consulting with his own doctor, Philip Weintraub, diagnosed Clinton as having 'normal thyroid function' based on her Benghazi performance. But Hillary's internist revealed in August how the Dem front-runner's medical conditions 'include hypothyroidism.' MORE Clinton takes a daily dose of dried and crushed pig glands for treatment. Hillary's health was once again...

CHICAGO - A teaspoon of honey before bed seems to calm children's coughs and help them sleep better, according to a new study that relied on parents' reports of their children's symptoms. The folk remedy did better than cough medicine or no treatment in a three-way comparison. Honey may work by coating and soothing an irritated throat, the study authors said. "Many families are going to relate to these findings and say that grandma was right," said lead author Dr. Ian Paul of Pennsylvania State University's College of Medicine. The research appears in December's Archives of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine...