Fetterman Pushes Back on New Health, Behavior Claims

Following a New York Magazine report, the Pennsylvania senator said doctors say his health is fine. Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pa.) is responding to reports citing anonymous sources that he is behaving erratically, missing medical appointments, and driving recklessly, saying that such assertions are an invasion of his privacy. Speaking to CNN in an interview on

Fetterman Says New Claims About His Health Come From ‘Disgruntled Staffers’

Following a New York Magazine report, the Pennsylvania senator said doctors say his health is fine. Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pa.) is responding to reports citing anonymous sources that he is behaving erratically, missing medical appointments, and driving recklessly, saying that such assertions are an invasion of his privacy. Speaking to CNN in an interview on

WATCH: ‘Were You With My Husband?’ Maxine Waters Forgets She First Met Sec Scott Bessent While Line Dancing in the Bahamas

‘You were much better at the electric slide than I was,’ Bessent tells Waters Rep. Maxine Waters (D., Calif.) apparently forgot she first met Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on a New Year’s Eve trip to the Bahamas. “This is the first time we’ve met, is that correct?” Waters asked Bessent during a House Financial Services

Union Officials Fought to Keep ‘Rallying Cries for Murdering Jews’ Displayed in Legal Aid Office, Complaint Alleges

The New York Legal Assistance Group’s union—a chapter of the United Autoworkers of America—has engaged in anti-Israel activism and allegedly fostered a ‘hostile’ environment against Jews Kamala Harris and Tim Walz campaign at a local UAW chapter (Andrew Harnik/Getty Images) Union officials promoted an “anti-Semitic toxic environment” at a New York legal aid organization where

Columbia Leadership Refuses To Talk With School Newspaper as Trump Slashes Funding, Editors Say

The Columbia Daily Spectator on Tuesday condemned Columbia University’s lack of transparency after administrators denied the student newspaper’s request for an interview with acting university president Claire Shipman. “We have seen a rise in unilateral administrative decision-making, a hesitancy to publicly engage with constituents, and now, a high-stakes negotiation with President Donald Trump’s administration taking