A fresh wave of scrutiny is surrounding a sitting United Nations ambassador after U.S. federal agencies confirmed historical links to an Ohio-based healthcare provider previously flagged for Medicaid fraud concerns. According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Ambassador Abukar Dahir Osman had an association with a Cincinnati healthcare agency that faced prior federal action during the Trump administration. While HHS has acknowledged the connection, officials have declined to disclose detailed findings, enforcement steps, or the full scope of the investigation. WATCH 

President Donald Trump is pushing back against renewed scrutiny over his health after visible bruising on his hand sparked online speculation. In a wide-ranging interview, Trump explained that the bruise was caused accidentally during a high-five, saying a ring worn by Attorney General Pam Bondi struck his hand.