Person in a one-shoulder dress with an insect tattoo on their upper back, standing on a red carpet at an event 4.Adam Levine is covered in tattoos, including a massive back piece. The tattoo ...

McConnell appeared to slip and fall back onto the three-step stairway leading from the chamber to the Ohio Clock Corridor, causing panicked looks to flash across his congressional staff and ...

Barrasso reportedly escorted McConnell back to his office after the incident, where he was followed by a medical team with a wheelchair. Barrasso told reporters that McConnell fell in an area ...

I was right behind him and helped him get back up, and he walked on his own power to lunch.” McConnell initially left the lunch on foot while he held on to the arm of his aide. NBC News spotted ...

AND YOU MENTIONED IT. THIS IS THE LATEST IN A STRING OF INCIDENTS FOR MCCONNELL, WHO HAS SPOKEN IN THE PAST ABOUT THE AFTEREFFECTS OF SUFFERING FROM POLIO AS A CHILD. BACK IN DECEMBER, THE ...

Republican Sen. Mitch McConnell is "fine" after reportedly falling at the Senate in D.C. on Wednesday, a spokesperson said. The spokesperson did not confirm McConnell fell. However, multiple ...

Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) was photographed in a wheelchair Wednesday after reportedly suffering multiple falls on Capitol Hill. “Senator McConnell is fine,” a spokesperson for the 82-year ...

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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell, R-Kentucky, fell down stairs at the Senate after voting Wednesday to confirm a new HUD Secretary in Washington. McConnell was helped up by ...

"I was right behind him and I helped him get back up, and he walked on his own power to lunch," Daines said. FILE - Then Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., walks to the chamber as ...

Following the meeting, a medical team carrying a wheelchair and Senate Republican Conference Chair John Barrasso who hosted the luncheon, assisted McConnell back to his office at the Capitol.

asked at the time. "Is there anything else you want to say or should we just go back to your office?" These events created questions of whether McConnell would continue to be leader and also ...