The Senate will take up major parts of an infrastructure package in July and lay the groundwork for passing a massive social spending bill later in the year in a push that may lead to the cancellation of its traditional summer recess.
The Senate returns next week after two weeks off, but some lawmakers and staff have been continuously working since last month to turn a fragile bipartisan infrastructure deal into legislation that can pass the Senate in the next few weeks.
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