President Trump achieves record score in cognitive test

WASHINGTON: Former U.S. President Donald Trump has reportedly achieved the highest-ever score in a cognitive test administered as part of his recent annual medical examination.

According to his medical team, no other individual has attained such a high score on this test before. President Trump, speaking to reporters with evident pride, mentioned that he has taken the test three times and finds it enjoyable.

In a characteristic tone, Trump made a pointed remark about former Presidents Joe Biden and Barack Obama, claiming they never took such a test.

Mr. Trump, 78, underwent cognitive and cardiology tests during a visit to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Maryland. He told reporters he felt he was in “good shape” and had a “good heart.”

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A statement released by the White House confirmed that Trump's physical and mental health is in excellent condition, declaring him fully fit to perform the duties of a head of state.

The report is the first public accounting of Mr. Trump’s health since he returned to office in January and became the oldest man ever sworn in as president.

He had been guarded about even basic medical information since he was shot in an assassination attempt in July.