Republican Sen. Mitch McConnell of Kentucky has been discharged from a rehabilitation center. He will now continue his recovery at home.
McConnell was initially admitted to the hospital on June 14. The reason for his hospitalization was disclosed by McConnell himself weeks later. It was due to a fall, after which he underwent rehabilitation.
Further details about Sen. McConnell's condition and recovery are available from the source, for those interested in learning more about his situation.
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