The Wall Street Journal is pushing for more transparency from President Biden about his health, specifically urging him to share details of his medical history after he revealed a past prostate cancer diagnosis. The call suggests growing scrutiny over how much the public should know about a leader’s health—especially one in such a high-stakes role.

Editor’s Note: Leaders’ health can impact their ability to govern, and this isn’t just about Biden—it’s part of a bigger debate over how much privacy public figures owe voters. With an election looming and age already a talking point, this story taps into broader questions about accountability and trust in politics.