Pa.'s senators have formed a warm relationship, with Dave McCormick defending John Fetterman from allegations about the Democrat's job performance.

The maverick senator, who has missed 30 votes this year, says questions about his job performance and mental health are politically based.

Pa., in an editorial on Sunday, demanding the senator "perform his job" or step aside, amid reports of concern about his mental health."Being an elected official comes with public scrutiny. If Fetterman can’t handle the attention or perform his job,

Sen. John Fetterman on Monday pushed back on claims that he no longer wishes to be in Congress amid growing concerns about his mental and physical health.

Sen. John Fetterman increasingly goes it alone, worrying some fellow Democrats as they struggle to push back against Trump and retake the majority.

John Fetterman's (D-Pa.) chief of staff will soon leave his office, Axios has learned. Why it matters: It continues a string of staff departures following reports of internal concerns about Fetterman's mental health and job performance.

Another top aide is leaving U.S. Sen. John Fetterman’s staff. The departure of chief of staff Krysta Sinclair Juris, first reported by Axios, is the latest in a string of departures from the Braddock Democrat’s office staff.

Fetterman continued to distance himself from his party at an event celebrating bipartisanship.

Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pa.) says the media is trying to “smear” him over missing votes and committee hearings in the Senate, firing back at an editorial in The Philadelphia Inquirer that argued Fetterman needs to put more effort into his job or resign from Congress.

Senator John Fetterman and Senator David McCormick disagreed over the proposed extension of tax cuts known as the Big Beautiful Bill, currently before the Senate.