On May 11, 2026, President Donald Trump, aged 79, faced renewed health concerns after footage showed him seemingly dozing off during an official event in the Oval Office. This gathering was focused on the launch of 'Moms.gov', a new government initiative aimed at encouraging American women to have more children. Present at the event were key figures including Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Republican Senator Katie Britt. During the proceedings, Trump was seen slumped in his chair, appearing to close his eyes multiple times. The White House quickly responded to criticism following the incident, with a tweet from their rapid response account that was widely mocked for its tone. The hashtag 'Sleepy Don' began trending on social media, reflecting public concern and criticism. This incident is not isolated; previous analyses have shown Trump struggling to stay awake at other Oval Office events. Despite these concerns, the White House insists that Trump is in good health and capable of performing his presidential duties, attributing questions about his alertness to political motivations.