The House has reconvened in Washington after a break of nearly two months. Upon their return, legislators face a politically transformed environment. During their absence, which began in mid-July, President Trump has heightened or initiated disputes on various issues, including Iran and the Great Lakes.
As they resume their duties, lawmakers must address these conflicts and simultaneously deal with an impending deadline to secure government funding.
Lisa Desjardins reports.
Lisa Desjardins is a correspondent for PBS News Hour, covering U.S. Capitol news and traveling nationwide to report on the impact of Washington decisions on people’s lives and work. @LisaDNews
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