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It’s back-to-work week for Pennsylvania Sen.

Four members of Congress open up about their own mental health struggles after Sen. John Fetterman took a leave of absence to deal with depression

ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- In the wake of Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman entering treatment for severe depression, four Democratic colleagues in Congress

As Joe Biden prepares for a trip to the north, one Derry woman reflects on her time working alongside the American President.

Kevin Woster discusses No Labels and center politics.

The hospital talking about the spill that is the problems for the people of pennsylvania. >> yes, >> i need him to talk about the spill. 13 million people in pennsylvaniament their senator to be speaking out about this. now, i like the fact that he bruto the publics attention depression. going in the hospital for temperature informal this is in the like thomas eagleton in the 70ss this is now something we are allowed talk about it and it is a disease. the problem with this is we want to know the...

Slowly stigma of mental health, especially for men, is breaking down as high-profile men in "macho professions reveal challenges and treatment.

The National Historical Publications and Records Commission has awarded the State Historical Society of Missouri a grant to organize, describe and make available four collections of Missouri congressional papers, including

Despite winning the Senate seat, Fetterman is now hospitalized and is receiving treatment for severe depression.Letter to the editor: We need honest talk about mental health

Sen. John Fetterman’s announcement that he has checked himself into a hospital was met with bipartisan praise. Far right politicians from Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas to fellow Pennsylvania centrist representative, Susan Wild, to New York left-wing congressmen Richie Torres lavished support on the senator for publicly disclosing and confronting