Rep. Tom Kean Jr., a New Jersey Republican, returns to Capitol Hill after nearly four months away from Congress and says his absence was due to a depression diagnosis and related treatment. Multiple outlets report that Kean spoke on the House floor on Tuesday, explaining that he entered a hospital for health concerns, received a depression diagnosis, and underwent an extended hospital stay. CBS News reports that Kean last voted on March 5, and he is now back in the chamber after the period during which his absence had been previously unexplained. The New York Times and other outlets frame the return as a new political challenge as Kean faces questions from voters and constituents about his time away. Fortune and other coverage also include Kean’s comments suggesting there is no fixed timeline for recovery from depression. Mother Jones notes that during the absence Kean continued to receive his full salary despite missing votes, while still saying he sought help for depression and is now healthier. Across the reports, Kean’s central explanation is consistent: depression led to hospitalization and treatment during his time away.