US, military wanted to get hold of Biden’s medical records. How the story ended –

A U.S. soldier has been sanctioned by the U.S. Navy for unsuccessfully trying to access the military’s digital patient portal in late February to search for Joe Biden’s medical records. The Washington Post reported the news in an article that comes amid a political storm over the health of the president and candidate for next November’s election, which erupted in particular following last month’s debate with Donald Trump.

The sailor is assigned to a Navy medical unit at Fort Belvoir, Virginia, near Washington, a Navy spokesperson said, without specifying the identity of the soldier who defended himself by saying he typed Biden’s name on the portal, without authorization, “out of curiosity.” “At no time was information regarding the president compromised,” the spokesperson added. The sanction is administrative. Biden is regularly visited at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, in Maryland.