President Donald Trump signed an executive order to bring the presidential fitness test back to U.S. schools — a national test of physical performance that had been administered inside school gyms ...

Mesa Public Schools students could soon have another test to prepare for – one that assesses their endurance, core strength and agility. The Presidential Fitness Test is coming back to public schools ...

Trump’s recent health initiatives aim to address rising childhood obesity and promote physical health, potentially shaping ...

After more than a decade, the Presidential Fitness Test will soon return to schools across the country. Earlier this month, ...

By reviving the Presidential Fitness Test, Trump is joining his predecessors in setting forth a competition that he would ...

Trump signed an executive order July 31 that reestablished the Presidential Fitness Test — a source of both fear and achievement among youth — and committed to revitalizing the “President’s Council on ...

From 2007 until 2023, the overall health of children in the U.S. declined noticeably. Improving youth wellness requires a ...

Kansas City kicker Harrison Butker’s political action committee flops, but he gets an appointment to a White House fitness ...

The Trump administration has signed an executive order to re-implement the presidential fitness test, giving Peoria schools a ...

The Alabama alumni and current face of the NFL's concussion debate said he wasn't sure why the president appointed him.

NFL quarterback Tua Tagovailoa says he does not know why President Donald Trump named him to the White House’s Sports, Fitness, and Nutrition Council.

President Donald Trump has not suggested making the school year 6 months long, as those TikTok videos suggest. Here is what he has done.