


Mitch McConnell Suffers Fall and Minor Injuries After GOP Luncheon
Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell falls and injures himself after a GOP luncheon, raising concerns about his health as he steps down from leadership.
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Overview
Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell, 82, fell after a GOP luncheon, resulting in a sprained wrist and a cut on his face. He was cleared to continue his schedule. While walking out of the luncheon with Sen. John Barrasso, medical personnel attended to him briefly, but he later returned to the Senate floor for a vote. McConnell has previously faced health issues, including a significant fall in March 2023 that led to a concussion. He is set to step down from leadership by the end of the year.
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