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One of Washington’s quadrennial parlor games is well under way: Will the president (Joe Biden) bolster his re-election prospects by dumping his vice president (Kamala Harris)? The answer, as usual, is almost certainly NO. In recent months, Harris has become a more public spokesman for key administration policies. Last weekend,

Sen. John Fetterman’s experience of depression is common after a stroke. Understanding why might change minds about mental health.

The US senator checked into a hospital for clinical depression – and has provoked a conversation about mental health

Traumatic experience in revealing to the american public his -- his history of trouble. it made me so furious when people say your husband dumped senator eagleton, there was no possible way to do that, but it was a story of such human drama that no one who was there -- who was not there could even be in a position to judge my husband or senator eagleton. i do say that they both made the decision not for themselves, not for senator mcgovern. he knew it would hurt, not for tom eagleton, but for th...

Identify places where ai is a part of their lives. your fitness tracker. thats ai powered. the music recommendations you get on your various playlists, thats ai powered, product recommendations and its already a big part of on our lives and unlike social media that were excited about, with ai, not so much. were more concerned than excited as you can see here and perhaps it has to do with the word artificial. are we ever excited about anything that starts with the word "artificial?" >> this week,...

Fetterman’s openness has led to praise from mental health advocates, fellow members of Congress, and President Joe Biden.

The Democratic senator from Pennsylvania is the latest public figure to disclose his mental health struggles, an indication of growing acceptance, though some stigma remains.

Or depression, many will shun even those they know, and thats if the illness is made public at all. insurance coverage is not often equitable, many mental health providers refuse the paperwork of participation, leaving people in need to scramble for scarce treatment resources. too many go untreated. maybe john fetterman can change that, perhaps he can become the face of a mental health epidemic from which we are all one degree of separation. 50 years ago senator thomas eagleton was dropped from ...

John Fetterman is openly discussing treatment for depression. Few politicians do.

It has required a special sort of bravery for the Senator from Pennsylvania to go as public as he has with his condition.