Congress is back — at least for a little bit. The House of Representatives and the Senate returned on Monday after the Labor Day weekend, the Republican midterm convention and the Jewish High Holy Day of Rosh Hashanah. But the House will only be in session for a week, since House Speaker Mike Johnson canceled the final two weeks of the session before the midterms. This means there will be scant time for legislating. Yet, this is all happening — or not happening — at a moment when many feel that Congress must act with haste. Last week, Jacob Coxon,…
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