Overview

• Joe Biden, 82, attended his grandson Robert Hunter Biden II's graduation in Connecticut, marking his first public appearance since revealing his aggressive prostate cancer diagnosis.
• Biden’s cancer, characterized by a Gleason score of 9 with bone metastasis, is hormone-sensitive, allowing for effective management according to his medical team.
• At Bradley International Airport, Biden told travelers he is 'feeling great,' a week after announcing his diagnosis and amid ongoing treatment evaluations.
• The diagnosis has reignited scrutiny over Biden’s past health transparency during his presidency, with political opponents questioning his fitness to serve at the time.
• Biden shared a message of gratitude on social media, thanking supporters and emphasizing resilience, stating, 'We are strongest in the broken places.'