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Lindsey Graham, pivotal US Republican senator, dies suddenly at 71

The report recounts Graham’s death, Senate career, and recent advocacy for Ukraine.

Lindsey Graham, pivotal US Republican senator, dies suddenly at 71
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Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina has died at 71 after a brief, sudden illness, his office said. The article recounts his Senate career, his shift from critic to ally of Donald Trump, and his recent advocacy for Ukraine.

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ALSO MENTIONED  Benjamin Netanyahu, Prime Minister of Israel who paid tribute to Graham; Vladimir Putin, President of Russia, mentioned in Graham’s comments about peace talks; Volodymyr Zelenskiy, President of Ukraine who met Graham and paid tribute to him

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Lindsey Graham Dies at 71

Outlets agree that South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham died at 71 after a sudden illness, concluding decades of public service in Congress. Left-leaning outlets focus on criticism of Graham's record and condemn Democratic colleagues for offering warm tributes. Center outlets examine the circumstances of his death, Senate succession, and his bipartisan legislative efforts. Right-leaning outlets, like Fox News, highlight his foreign policy influence and defend his memory against attacks from critics.

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