John Fetterman

David Jolly, a self-described political cynic, is running for Florida governor attempting to prove that Democrats can win despite recent Democratic collapse in the state. He campaigned through locations including The Villages and Leesburg before speaking to Democrats in Hillsborough County. His path faces competition from Byron Donalds, who has raised more money and accused Jolly of being out-of-touch regarding issues like gender-affirming care.

California may fine content creators who fail to disclose if they were paid to post political content. Currently, California is considering policies similar to those in Texas that require disclosure from paid campaigns. This raises transparency concerns as political campaigns increasingly utilize smaller influencers alongside celebrities to reach targeted audiences.

California is considering fining content creators who fail to disclose that they were paid to post political content. The concern arises because campaigns frequently hire influencers, sometimes with smaller followings, to target voters in ways that may lack transparency. Examples include instances in 2022 and 2023 where payments for content endorsing or criticizing candidates were not clearly disclosed.

Sen. Bernie Sanders criticized Sen. John Fetterman for being 'way out of touch' with Americans, citing a Quinnipiac University survey showing Fetterman's low approval among Pennsylvania Democrats. Fetterman accused Sanders of endorsing scandal-plagued candidate Graham Platner and demanded an apology, while Sanders highlighted Fetterman's disconnect on issues like Israel.

Abdul El-Sayed's political rise in Michigan highlights challenges within the Democratic Party's moral stance. John Fetterman's reduced isolation among Democrats is noted, but his courage has not inspired others in the party.

Sen. John Fetterman highlighted President Trump's limited influence over three outgoing senators opposing his nomination of Todd Blanche for a permanent DOJ role. The senators, Thom Tillis, Bill Cassidy, and John Cornyn, expressed skepticism about the nomination.

A War Powers Resolution to limit President Donald Trump’s military actions in Iran failed in the U.S. Senate with a 49-50 vote. Three Republican senators—Lisa Murkowski, Rand Paul, and Susan Collins—supported the measure, while the majority of Republicans and Democratic senator John Fetterman opposed it. Recent U.S. and Saudi strikes on Iran-backed militias in Iraq followed Iranian drone attacks, causing oil prices to rise and gasoline costs to increase.

Senator John Fetterman denied rumors of switching parties, vowing 'never' to do so. He was present at the Capitol this week.

A War Powers Resolution to limit President Trump's military conflict in Iran failed in the U.S. Senate with a 49-50 vote, as three Republican senators—Lisa Murkowski, Rand Paul, and Susan Collins—supported the measure. The House had previously passed the resolution, but it did not gain Senate approval. Recent U.S. and Saudi airstrikes on Iran-backed militias in Iraq followed Iranian drone attacks, leading to higher oil prices and increased U.S. gasoline costs.

John Fetterman, a Pennsylvania Democrat, faces internal tensions within the Democratic Party over his pro-Israel stance and disagreements with figures like Bernie Sanders. While Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer praised Fetterman, the senator remains uncertain about his alignment with the party's direction and has hinted at potential independence if Democrats adopt an 'anti-Israel' position. Speculation grows about possible GOP recruitment despite Fetterman's stated reluctance to join Republicans.

Three Republican senators supported a War Powers Resolution to block President Trump’s war with Iran, but the measure failed 49-50 in the Senate. Recent U.S. and Saudi strikes on Iranian-backed militias in Iraq followed Iranian drone attacks, raising oil prices and gasoline costs. Four U.S. service members were killed in Iranian strikes, with the Pentagon not classifying the latest casualties as part of the Iran war.

A War Powers Resolution to limit President Donald Trump's military actions in Iran failed in the U.S. Senate with a 49-50 vote. Three Republican senators—Lisa Murkowski, Rand Paul, and Susan Collins—supported the measure, while 49 Republicans opposed it. The House passed the resolution, but the Senate did not, despite renewed strikes by U.S. and Saudi forces against Iran-backed militias in Iraq.

A War Powers Resolution to limit President Donald Trump’s military actions in Iran failed in the U.S. Senate with a 49-50 vote. Three Republican senators—Lisa Murkowski, Rand Paul, and Susan Collins—supported the measure, while Democratic Senator John Fetterman voted against it. Recent U.S. and Saudi strikes on Iran-backed militias in Iraq followed Iranian drone attacks, raising oil prices and gasoline costs.

A War Powers Resolution to block President Donald Trump’s military conflict in Iran failed in the U.S. Senate with a 49-50 vote. Three Republican senators—Lisa Murkowski, Rand Paul, and Susan Collins—supported the measure, while Democratic senator John Fetterman voted no. Trump ordered retaliatory strikes in Iraq following Iranian drone attacks, causing oil prices to rise and gasoline costs to exceed $4.09 per gallon.

A U.S. Senate War Powers Resolution to block President Donald Trump’s military conflict in Iran failed with a 49-50 vote, supported by three Republicans—Lisa Murkowski, Rand Paul, and Susan Collins—while Democratic Senator John Fetterman opposed it. Trump authorized retaliatory strikes in Iraq alongside Saudi forces after Iranian drone attacks, causing oil prices to rise and gasoline costs to reach $4.09 per gallon. The conflict has resulted in 18 U.S. service member deaths and 653 injuries.

Sen. John Fetterman wore a suit instead of his usual shorts during a hearing featuring Dr. Anthony Fauci. Fetterman discussed the lasting impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, expressing sorrow for lives and businesses lost while addressing the challenge of balancing public health and economic concerns.

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer is urging Sen. John Fetterman to remain a Democrat despite opposition from progressives.

Sen. John Fetterman accused Drop Site News, an anti-Israel outlet, of supporting Hamas, Iran, and Hezbollah during a heated exchange. He contrasted his strong support for Israel with the outlet's stance and questioned its funding sources, while the reporter cited individual donors. Fetterman also criticized Drop Site co-founder Jeremy Scahill for remarks about the Hamas attack on Israel.

The event honors an individual with participation from notable figures such as Donald Trump, Benjamin Netanyahu, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Marco Rubio, Pete Hegseth, John Fetterman, and John Thune. The ceremony takes place at the Washington National Cathedral, highlighting the significance of the occasion.

Democrats in Michigan's Senate race clashed over AIPAC funding, the 'ogre on a pike' remark, and electability during a debate. El-Sayed defended his metaphor as targeting Sen. John Fetterman, not Stevens, and criticized pro-Israel and corporate spending supporting Stevens. Stevens countered by questioning El-Sayed's tax returns and national ambitions.

The Democratic Senate candidates in Michigan, El-Sayed and Stevens, clashed over AIPAC money, the 'ogre on a pike' remark, and electability during a primary debate. El-Sayed clarified his 'ogre' comment was about John Fetterman, not Stevens, while Stevens attacked El-Sayed's tax returns and national ambitions.

Democratic Senate hopeful Abdul El-Sayed defends a comment in which he referred to John Fetterman as an 'ogre' during a Zoom meeting. El-Sayed, who has criticized Israel in his primary race against Rep. Haley Stevens (D-Mich), was questioned about the remark during a debate.

Michigan Senate candidates Haley Stevens and Abdul El-Sayed clarified during a primary debate that El-Sayed's 'ogre' comment referred to Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman, not Stevens. Stevens criticized El-Sayed for prioritizing national political ambitions over Michigan-focused policy work. The debate highlighted tensions over external spending and rhetoric in their August 4 primary.

Abdul El-Sayed, a Michigan Senate candidate, clarified that his 'ogre on a pike' remark during a debate referred to John Fetterman, not his rival Haley Stevens. The comment was made in a Zoom meeting and discussed in a televised debate before the state's primary.

Abdul El-Sayed, a Michigan Democratic Senate candidate, clarified that his 'ogre on a pike' remark in a Zoom meeting was directed at US Senator John Fetterman, not his opponent, Haley Stevens. The comment was discussed during a televised debate ahead of the state's August primary.

Sen. John Fetterman criticized Democrats for attempting to eliminate the Senate filibuster, reversing his earlier support for abolishing the rule. He argued the filibuster protects minority voices and prevents extreme policies, while Republicans now push to remove it to pass legislation like the SAVE America Act.

Senator John Fetterman expressed confusion about his popularity among GOP voters and rejected Lara Trump's offer to switch parties. He emphasized treating both sides with respect.

Sen. John Fetterman, an ardent supporter of Israel, trolled the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) on X, sarcastically urging them to 'cry harder' as Israel eliminated Hamas terrorists. The Israel Defense Forces reported killing several Hamas members, including individuals involved in the October 7 Massacre. Fetterman has criticized DSA as 'deeply anti-Israel' and stated he would leave the Democratic Party if it became 'anti-Israel.'

John Fetterman posted on X, tagging the Democratic Socialists of America, criticizing them as Israel eliminated Hamas terrorists. The Israel Defense Forces reported killing several Hamas members, including specific individuals. Fetterman has stated he would leave the Democratic Party if it becomes anti-Israel.

Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pa.) criticized New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani (D) for suggesting the arrest of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over war crimes allegations. Fetterman called Mamdani a 'clown' during an interview with Fox News's Sean Hannity.

The House voted to limit President Trump’s war powers, with four Republicans joining Democrats, while a similar Senate resolution failed. The House vote is symbolic, and the Senate’s defeat was largely along party lines, with two senators crossing party lines.

The House voted to limit President Trump’s war powers for the second time, with some Republicans joining Democrats in opposing his Iran policy. A similar Senate resolution failed, reflecting partisan divisions. The House measure is symbolic but highlights ongoing congressional tensions over war powers.

The House voted to limit President Trump's war powers for the second time, with some Republicans joining Democrats, while a similar Senate resolution failed. The House measure is symbolic, and the Senate vote was largely along party lines, with Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine) and Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pa.) defying their parties.

The US House passed a resolution directing President Trump to halt military action against Iran without Congressional approval, while the Senate blocked a similar measure. The House vote saw bipartisan support with four Republicans joining Democrats, but the Senate maintained backing for Trump. The conflict has escalated with increased US airstrikes and Iranian retaliation.

Senate Majority Leader John Thune stated Republicans would welcome Sen. John Fetterman joining their conference if he leaves the Democratic Party due to progressive Democrats' hostility toward Israel. Thune confirmed this when asked about Fetterman's potential move.

Lawmakers have limited time before August recess to pass legislation, with President Donald Trump urging support for the SAVE America Act, which requires voter ID and proof of citizenship. The bill faces opposition in the Senate, particularly over restrictions on mail-in voting, and lacks Democratic support. House Republicans may pass it, but Senate approval appears unlikely before the midterms.

Sen. John Fetterman criticized Mayor Zohran Mamdani for suggesting the arrest of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during his visit to New York City. Fetterman referred to Mamdani as a 'clown' and mocked his proposal.

Sen. John Fetterman stated that Iran's possession of 'nuclear dust' justifies U.S. strikes following the collapse of an interim deal and resumption of hostilities. He argued this justification supports continued military action against Iran.

Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman criticized New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani for seeking to arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in New York City if he attends the United Nations General Assembly. Fetterman dismissed Mamdani's efforts as unrealistic, citing the U.S.'s non-participation in the International Criminal Court (ICC), which issued an arrest warrant for Netanyahu. Mamdani's administration is exploring legal options to arrest Netanyahu, who denies the ICC's jurisdiction over the charges.

Sen. John Fetterman told New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani to 'sit down' after Mamdani suggested arresting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during his upcoming visit to the U.N. General Assembly. Fetterman criticized Mamdani for making the suggestion, stating he has no way to carry it out.