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Senator Mitch McConnell is still undergoing rehabilitation after a fall on June 14. His office provided an update on his condition, stating that he is continuing his rehabilitation. The fall had left him hospitalized, and it appears his recovery is ongoing.
As a result, he will miss an upcoming political event in Kentucky. Further information on Senator McConnell's condition and rehabilitation progress can be found through his office or other news sources, such as ABC13 Houston.
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