Congress leaves town with housing, defense and farm bills unfinished

Congress wrapped up its session with several key bills left hanging, including housing, defense, and farm legislation. This recess means no major votes will happen for at least two weeks, which could lead to delays in much-needed policy changes. The unfinished business is particularly significant as housing reform could impact millions of Americans, defense bills affect national security, and farm bills are crucial for agricultural policy and subsidies. With these critical issues unresolved, there's growing concern about the potential fallout and what it means for upcoming policy direction.