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A |     In a cheeky "get well" message posted on his Truth Social platform on Sunday, former US President Donald Trump implied President Joe Biden had dementia rather than a COVID-19 rebound infection.,On the Twitter-like social networking platform, the former president made fun of his successor's re-diagnosis.,Trump's quipped that Biden was "thinking about moving, part time, to one of those beautiful Wisconsin Nursing Homes" before reiterating his claims about the 2020 election fraud.,"Joe Biden's second bout of Covid, sometimes referred to as the China Virus, was sadly misdiagnosed by his doctors. He instead has Dementia, but is happily recovering well," Trump wrote. "Joe is thinking of moving, part time, to one of those beautiful Wisconsin Nursing Homes, where almost 100% of the residents miraculously, and for the first time in history, had the strength and energy to vote — even if those votes were cast illegally.",However, the compassionate former president, 76, wished his rival and successor a speedy recovery.,"Get well soon, Joe!" he concluded the post.,After testing negative for the virus and finishing a five-day course of Paxlovid, the antiviral medication from Pfizer, Biden was released from isolation on Wednesday.,In his announcement on Saturday, White House physician Kevin O'Connor stated that Biden had increased his testing frequency due to the possibility of a return infection. On Tuesday night, Wednesday morning, Thursday morning, and Friday morning, Biden reportedly continued to test negative, but the virus returned on Saturday morning.,Purportedly, Biden has not shown any symptoms of the infection's rebound, and reassured the public that he was feeling well.,Biden’s Back-to-Back COVID Diagnoses Undermine Administration’s Narrative on His Health: ReportYesterday, 13:12 GMT。

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    Multiple amphibious excavators dredge Hongze Lake in Suqian, East China's Jiangsu Province on August 9, 2026. The local authorities have continued advancing the"returning polders to lakes" project, which has restored 333,000 mu (about 222 square kilometers) of lake area, optimized wetland habitats for biodiversity, and enhanced the lake's flood control capacity. Photo: VCG
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