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North Dakota Gov. Armstrong calls for flags to fly at half staff to mark death of U.S. Sen. Graham

Graham's death prompted North Dakota's flag-lowering directive and tributes from state and national officials.

North Dakota Gov. Armstrong calls for flags to fly at half staff to mark death of U.S. Sen. Graham
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North Dakota Gov. Kelly Armstrong ordered U.S. and state flags to fly at half-staff through July 18 after Sen. Lindsey Graham's death. Armstrong and President Donald Trump issued tributes to Graham.

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Lindsey Graham
Former U.S. Senator (R-SC)

U.S. senator whose death prompted the state's mourning directive

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Kelly Armstrong
Former U.S. Representative (R-ND)

North Dakota governor who called for flags to be flown at half-staff

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Donald Trump
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President who posted a tribute to Graham

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Flags Lowered in Tribute to Lindsey Graham After His Death

The coverage reports that former Sen. Lindsey Graham died and that flags were lowered in his honor. Left-leaning outlets pair details of his medical emergency with scrutiny of Trump’s tribute. Center outlets emphasize official tributes and political consequences, alongside reports of allegations and posthumous criticism. Right-leaning outlets focus on politically charged responses to his death, including a flag-tribute dispute and Trump’s remarks about a possible successor.

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