Army Vet-Turned-Lawmaker, 33, Adopts Baby Boy During Coronavirus Then Deploys to Work on Hospital

Life’s been moving pretty fast for 33-year-old Max Rose. In only 16 months in office, the freshman congressman from Staten Island, New York, has been through the country’s longest-ever federal government shutdown, participated in the impeachment process against President Donald Trump and now is figuring out how to help tackle the novel coronavirus that is ravaging his district.

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