The White House announced Wednesday that President Donald Trump will travel to the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center for his routine yearly checkup -- his second health screening in six months.

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Washington — President Trump is going to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center Friday morning for what the White House says is his "routine yearly checkup," just six months after undergoing what the White House at the time described as his "annual physical examination" at the same facility.

During her appearance on “The Bachelorette” star Jason Tartick’s business podcast “Trading Secrets” on Monday, the pair discussed Trump’s shockingly low need for sleep.

The air on planes is notoriously rough on our skin. Cabins have very low humidity, causing our skin to lose moisture, look dry, and blah. Plus, because we’re basically riding shotgun to the sun, the UV rays are literally penetrating through the windows onto our precious skin — causing sun damage.

The professional snowboarder and avid traveler opened up about the ways he puts his health first while on the go during an exclusive interview with PEOPLE Bruce Glikas/WireImage Shaun White opened up about how he stays healthy while traveling constantly ...

Rhule admitted to being “high maintenance” while traveling and wants to put his players in the best chance to succeed on Saturday. Rhule said nutrition, sleep, and punctuality are factors in the itinerary change. Nebraska plans to have a brief practice Friday at a local high school on the east coast.

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Getting a passport in time for an international trip can be stressful at the best of times. The government shutdown, which entered its 10th day on Oct. 10 and has impacted a range of federal operations, may seem like an additional cause for concern.