Top Senate Republican Mitch McConnell Returns After Month-Long Absence Due to Concussion

Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell is returning to the Capitol on Monday after hospitalization and rehabilitation for a concussion from a fall in March.
McConnell's return will restore unified leadership to Senate Republicans and allow the Senate to advance legislation that had stalled during his absence.
Two other senators, John Fetterman and Dianne Feinstein, will also return after dealing with health issues, resolving staffing concerns in the narrowly divided Senate.
McConnell's fall and absence fueled premature rumors of his retirement, which were put to rest by his announcement of his return on Twitter this weekend.
McConnell is expected to immediately focus the Senate's attention on raising the federal debt ceiling and confirming judicial nominees.