Mitch McConnell Falls at Capitol, Sustains Minor Injuries

The 82-year-old outgoing Senate Republican leader tripped during a GOP luncheon, raising renewed health concerns after previous incidents.

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell fell after a Republican luncheon, suffering a minor cut to his face and a sprained wrist.
McConnell, 82, was treated by medical personnel in his office but did not require hospitalization and has been cleared to resume his schedule.
This incident follows previous health concerns, including two public freezing episodes and a concussion from a fall in March 2023.
McConnell, who has announced plans to step down as GOP leader next year, intends to serve out his Senate term through January 2027.
Incoming Republican Senate leader John Thune and other colleagues assured reporters that McConnell is 'fine' and alert following the fall.