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0:00On April 26, New Jersey Congressman Tom Keane Jr. has missed nearly 50 roll call votes in Congress, way more than usual during this busy, legislative stretch. GovTrack shows he skipped all 49 votes from March 17 through April 22, a perfect 100% absence rate. His office blames unspecified health issues, but hasn't shared much detail. His team keeps it brief, saying he's handling a personal medical matter, and plans to jump back to a full schedule soon. Chief of staff Dan Schafenberger confirmed that, and they expect a full recovery in the coming weeks. Colleagues from both parties are worried and frustrated by the radio silence. New Jersey Republicans, like Chris Smith and Jeff Van Drew, have called and texted with no reply, and even Democrat Rob Meninda says members are. Reaching out without answers, local party leaders back home are in the dark too. This hits hard politically since Keane's seventh district is a toss-up race. It's swan tight in recent elections, with Trump winning by 1.24 and Democrat Mikey

1:04Cheryl by 2 in 2025. Plus, his absence shrinks the House Republicans' razor-thin majority, making every vote count even more. With the new Democrats sworn in soon, that margin gets tighter, and no proxy voting means they're down one reliably. Folks close to the campaign figure voters will understand health stuff this early in the year, but everyone's watching for his quick return to steady. That's the story for today. Entertainment and celebrity news today, driven by AI, I'm Corey with The Story.