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Senator Lindsey Graham, 71, dies

United States Senator Lindsey Graham dies aged 71 from brief and sudden illness

US Senator Lindsey Graham, a key Republican who went from a vocal critic of Donald Trump to one of his most loyal allies on Capitol Hill, has died at age 71.

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United States Republican Senator Lindsey Graham dies at 71

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DEATH OF SENATOR LINDSEY GRAHAM

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See the moment Darline Graham is sworn in to serve remainder of brother’s term

Darline Graham, Lindsey Graham’s sister, was sworn in Tuesday to serve the remainder of her brother's Senate term after his sudden death over the weekend.

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EXCLUSIVE: Pence pushes to rename bill for Lindsey Graham, recalls final talk: 'Bring Putin to the table'

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Graham’s Sister Is Sworn In to Finish His Senate Term

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'A big effing deal': Graham's final mission moves forward after his death

And on Tuesday, the same day that Graham's sister, Sen. Darline Graham, R-S.C., was sworn in, Blumenthal and a bipartisan group of over a dozen senators unveiled the long-awaited Russia sanctions pack...

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Lindsey Graham’s Choice

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How are congressmen, candidates replaced if they die? Lawyer explains

A United States Senator Who Served 23 Years Is Dead at 71

South Carolina senator Lindsey Graham has passed away at the age of 71. CNN says the politician died from a sudden illness. His death was announced late Saturday night. Reports say he went into

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Darline Graham sworn in as US senator, replacing brother Lindsey

Darline Graham becomes the first woman to represent South Carolina in the U.S. Senate after being sworn to replace her late brother, Sen. Lindsey Graham.

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US Senate Democrats block $1.15 trillion defense bill over Iran war objections

By Patricia Zengerle WASHINGTON, July 14 (Reuters) - U.S. Senate Democrats blocked a $1.15 trillion annual defense policy bill on Tuesday, citing frustration with the Iran war and President Donald Trump's failure to consult with Congress about his decision to send U.

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The Senate confirmed the congresswoman to lead the Interior Department, putting an Indigenous woman in charge of stewarding America's public lands. “Maybe if I kept my mouth shut another six months it would have been a different story,