“It feels damn good to be back,” said Rep. Jim McGovern at the start of the first in-person House Rules Committee hearing in more than a year. “At least right now it does; it may not by the time this hearing is over.” But Congress broke its usual gridlock this week and quickly passed a bill to make Juneteenth a federal holiday. Meanwhile, a fly invaded the Senate floor, Sen. Angus King was “demoted from king to chairman” and Sen. Bill Cassidy led his fellow senators in celebrating Seersucker Day. [Also watch: Aliens, magnets and altering the moon’s orbit — Congressional Hits and Misses]
