McConnell Resumes Senate Service After 92-Day Health Hiatus
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Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell returned to the Capitol after a 92‑day health absence stemming from a June fall, pneumonia, and rehab, casting his first vote since June and indicating he’ll try to be present for tough votes as he continues physical therapy; the 84-year-old leader is not seeking reelection and will leave office in January, a return that temporarily restores GOP voting capacity in a 53–47 Senate.
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