TOI correspondent from Washington: US President Donald Trump, who turns 80 next month, has spent years presenting himself as less an aging president than a human monument to stamina, fast food, and pure willpower. He rarely admits fatigue, claims to sleep little, and speaks about his own health the way medieval poets described immortal kings.
Now, amid a war on Iran, global economic stress, and growing scrutiny about his age, Trump headed out on Tuesday to America’s most famous presidential repair shop -- Walter Reed National Military Medical Center -- for another round of tests and scans in what the White House described as his “annual” medical and dental examination.
