Fetterman in @wsj interview:

“I probably shouldn’t even be alive right now. Probably wasn’t going to be able to be a senator after everything.” He said his father almost died last year as well. “We probably both shouldn’t be here. But we both are, and I’m just very fortunate.”

Among the things Sen. John Fetterman knows for certain: he’s lucky to be alive; he backs Biden; and he has no plans to change his affiliation despite breaking with the Democratic Party line on controversial issues wsj.com/articles/john-…

Sen. John Fetterman Finds His Voice After Near-Death Experience wsj.com/politics/john-…

Republicans think inflation is a much bigger problem than Democrats—but many of the places Republicans live indeed have had significantly higher inflation than Democratic enclaves on.wsj.com/3VfIXgc

Among the things Sen. John Fetterman knows for certain: he’s lucky to be alive; he backs Biden; and he has no plans to change his affiliation despite breaking with the Democratic Party line on controversial issues on.wsj.com/3QZ6vnd

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin will undergo a medical procedure Friday night related to a previous bladder issue and temporarily hand his duties over to his deputy, the Pentagon said on.wsj.com/3wR6v1K

Peter Navarro, a former top White House adviser to Donald Trump, isn’t interested in a pardon should “the boss” return to power on.wsj.com/4aH687S

Legislation classifying abortion pills as controlled substances is headed to the Louisiana governor. The state could become the first to criminalize possession of the drugs without a prescription on.wsj.com/3UVa7aR

Democrats are seeking to neutralize one of their biggest 2024 political vulnerabilities by forcing Republicans onto the record opposing a bipartisan deal on border security on.wsj.com/4bpIhKS

Florida Sen. Rick Scott said he is joining the race to be the Senate Republican leader, potentially reshaping the contest to succeed Senate GOP leader Mitch McConnell on.wsj.com/3UQmYLn

NEW: James Comer and Katie Porter plan to introduce a bill on presidential ethics - for presidents to release taxes and for families to disclose foreign payments, loans

The bill has already hit snags with the Biden administration and Democratic leadership wsj.com/politics/polic…

WSJ's Election Dial: Find Out How Battleground States Could Flip to Trump or Biden in 2024 - The Wall Street Journal wsj.com/politics/elect…

This new The Wall Street Journal project shows how a small change in turnout or voter choice can flip a swing state. Better yet, it allows you to try your own scenarios to test what kind of changes from 2020 put either Trump or Biden in the White House.🧵 wsj.com/politics/elect…

A bipartisan proposal is seeking to force presidents to make their tax returns public and mandate that family members reveal more financial information on.wsj.com/4dNhrht

The potential sale of an American ammunition maker to a Czech arms company is drawing scrutiny from some lawmakers, highlighting concern about foreign ownership in a key industry on.wsj.com/4ayhvyJ

Angry Airport Encounter Pushes Hurricane-Relief Bill Forward on.wsj.com/4bijokh

Brown is first Senate Democrat to call for replacing FDIC Chairman Gruenberg on.wsj.com/4bCtmNm

Google, Meta Platforms and others partially own many undersea internet cables, but they rely on specialists for maintenance, including some with foreign ownership on.wsj.com/3K40EJr

The FDIC chair survived a beatdown from congress. Can he survive one from his own staff? on.wsj.com/3WGLEbT

Ukraine asks the U.S. for help in striking targets inside Russia, and to lift restrictions on the use of American provided weapons against military objectives inside Russia on.wsj.com/3UJXvDy