Republican Rep. Tom Kean Jr. of New Jersey is expected to return to Washington, D.C., on June 30, after months of absence from Congress and his district, according to multiple reports. His spokesperson and political advisor say Kean has been away since March and that his return date has been set for House votes on June 30, shortly before the House is scheduled to leave for its Independence Day recess. The reasons for his time away have been described as health-related but remain unspecified. Reports characterize the absence as unexplained, noting that Kean missed a significant block of votes in Washington and also stayed away from the campaign trail in New Jersey. The New York Times and other outlets describe the matter as an unspecified health condition. Overall, the coverage converges on the same timeline: Kean has not been present since March and is now planned to resume legislative duties on June 30.