When attorneys and real estate developers Eric Jenkins and Earle “Chico” Horton envisioned turning a historic building on Washington, D.C.'s former Walter Reed Army Medical Center campus into ...

"But that’s where we are, and we all moved on," Fetterman said Tuesday before stepping into an elevator in a Senate Office Building ... was admitted to Walter Reed Medical Center.

President Donald Trump said Russia and Ukraine “will immediately start negotiations toward a ceasefire” after two-hour call with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Meanwhile, the GOP is trying to ...

Check-in for the volunteer day is 9:30 a.m. May 10 at the First Baptist ... After the 2014 deployment, Green said, he went to Walter Reed Medical Center and has his first surgery Oct. 7, 2015.

READ ON THE FOX NEWS APP "But that’s where we are, and we all moved on," Fetterman said Tuesday before stepping into an elevator in a Senate Office Building ... to Walter Reed Medical Center.

Dozens of white South Africans landed in the United States after receiving refugee status from the Trump administration.

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Soon after, on Feb. 15, he was admitted to Walter Reed Medical Center. After being discharged, Fetterman "threw himself into" his Senate work and became more vociferous than ever on issues like ...

(AP Photo/Ben Curtis) According to the profile, Fetterman’s stay at Walter Reed Medical Center in 2023 was more serious than publicly disclosed. He was admitted after a few troubling episodes ...

(In 2023, Fetterman checked himself into Walter Reed Medical Center, where he was treated for depression for six weeks.) New York Magazine’s Washington correspondent, Ben Terris, reported ...

Soon after, on Feb. 15, he was admitted to Walter Reed Medical Center. After being discharged, Fetterman “threw himself into” his Senate work and became more vociferous than ever on issues ...