2026-07-10
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Senator Mitch McConnell's hospitalization raises questions about his health.
The Washington Post explains what's known and what's not.
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When the Senate returns next week, one of its longest-serving and high-profile members is likely to be absent.
84-year-old Republican Senator Mitch McConnell has been hospitalized for nearly a month now,
and his condition is still shrouded in mystery.
Emergency dispatch audio for mid-June indicates that personnel were sent to McConnell's Washington home
to attend to an unconscious person in cardiac arrest.
The audio doesn't indicate who the individual was,
but it was on the same day that McConnell was hospitalized.
Beyond that, details have been scarce.
So we don't really know much at the moment.
Jarrell Dillard is a congressional economic policy reporter for the Washington Post.
He hasn't voted on the Senate floor since June 11th,
and the information coming out from his staff has been very limited.