Sen. Chris Murphy, a Connecticut Democrat, was hospitalized on Saturday after experiencing a stroke, his office said, according to CBS News.

Politico reported, in a story by Meredith Lee Hill and Jordain Carney, that Murphy's top aide gave an update on his condition. The aide said that doctors are encouraged by his progress, that Murphy is "awake and alert," and that the aide expressed optimism that he will make a full recovery.

CBS News attributed the hospitalization to a statement from Murphy's office, while Politico attributed the condition update to his top aide. The two accounts are consistent in the summaries reviewed and do not conflict.

Neither CBS News nor Politico, in the summaries reviewed, described the cause of the stroke, the hospital where Murphy is being treated, or how his condition changed over time beyond the aide's description. Neither report gave a timeline for his recovery or for any return to the Senate.

This story is based on the headlines and summaries of the two reports, not on the full text of either article.

Sources: Politico: Chris Murphy is hospitalized after stroke; CBS News: Sen. Chris Murphy hospitalized following stroke.