The Pennsylvania Working Families Party said it intends to mount a primary challenge against Senator Fetterman in 2028.

Democratic Sen. John Fetterman is breaking with veteran party strategist James Carville, arguing that Democrats should “win more elections” rather than change the rules. His remarks come as a response to Carville’s recent calls to pack the Supreme Court and confront the party’s “identity left.”

Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) said he strongly rejects James Carville's desire to pack the Supreme Court, along with the Democratic political consultant's push to add two new states to the union and his goal of eliminating the filibuster.

The Pennsylvania senator was hospitalized Thursday after sustaining what his spokesperson called "minor injuries" to his face as a result of the fall.

I’m back home with @giselefetterman and the kids. I’m overwhelmed + profoundly grateful for all the well-wishes,” Fetterman posted on X

Pa., responds to calls to pack the Supreme Court and discusses the future of his party on ‘Saturday in America.’

Fetterman, who has previously disclosed a heart condition, fell on a walk near his home on Thursday due to a ventricular fibrillation flare-up.

As a politics professor who studies Philadelphia and Pennsylvania, I find that one of the most unique things about Fetterman is his political rise from mayor of Braddock, Pennsylvania – a small borough outside Pittsburgh with fewer than 2,000 residents – to the U.S. Senate.

On SiriusXM 'The Megyn Kelly Show,' host Megyn Kelly is joined by Andrew Kolvet and Blake Neff, producers of "The Charlie Kirk Show," to talk about the ghoulish attempt by Katie Couric to get John Fetterman to attack Charlie Kirk,