Senate Unanimously Adopts Formal Dress Code Amid Controversy

The Senate unanimously passed a bill establishing a formal dress code that requires members to wear a coat, tie, and slacks on the floor, ending controversy sparked by Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman's casual attire. Fetterman, who had been casting votes in shorts and a hoodie from the cloakroom, will now wear a suit and tie on the floor. The bipartisan bill was cosponsored by Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin and Republican Sen. Mitt Romney.