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Potential Candidates Emerge for Lindsey Graham's Senate Seat

In the wake of Senator Lindsey Graham's death, potential candidates to fill his Senate seat include Representative Nancy Mace and Governor Henry McMaster. President Trump has indicated he has a preferred candidate but has not revealed their identity. A special primary election is scheduled for August 11, with McMaster holding the authority to appoint an interim replacement.

Washington Examiner

Trump orders flags to half-staff in honor of Lindsey Graham

President Donald Trump has ordered flags to be flown at half-staff in memory of former Senator Lindsey Graham, who died on Saturday. Trump praised Graham as a close ally and a significant figure in the Republican Party, noting that his passing affects the party's traditional interventionist ties.

Daily Wire

Medical Examiner Releases Preliminary Cause of Death for Senator Lindsey Graham

Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC) passed away at the age of 71, with the Medical Examiner of Washington, D.C., attributing the preliminary cause of death to Aortic Dissection due to Arteriosclerotic Cardiovascular Disease. Emergency responders were called to his residence for severe chest pains, and he was later pronounced dead at George Washington University Hospital. President Trump announced that flags would be lowered in Graham's honor.

The Atlantic

Lindsey Graham Passes Away, Impacting Trump's Legislative Agenda

Senator Lindsey Graham has died following a brief illness, prompting an outpouring of condolences from President Trump and others. Graham's passing raises concerns about the future of key legislative priorities for Trump, particularly regarding voting regulations and the confirmation of nominees. The process to fill Graham's Senate seat is already underway in South Carolina.

Fox News — Latest

Zack Wheeler Declines All-Star Game Invitation After Initial Snub

Zack Wheeler of the Philadelphia Phillies declined a late invitation to the MLB All-Star Game, citing feelings of disrespect due to an initial snub. Despite acknowledging the event as a privilege, he expressed frustration over how his pitching schedule impacted his selection.

Washington Examiner

Trump Discusses CNN and Lindsey Graham in CNN Interview

In a phone interview on CNN's State of the Union, President Donald Trump stated he is trying to guide CNN towards a 'normal path.' He paid tribute to the late Senator Lindsey Graham, discussing his legacy and declining to address other topics out of respect for Graham.

Fox News — Latest

Donald Trump Remembers Lindsey Graham's Defense of Kavanaugh as His 'Finest Moment'

President Donald Trump honored the late Senator Lindsey Graham, calling his defense of Justice Brett Kavanaugh during the 2018 confirmation hearing his 'finest moment.' Trump praised Graham's ability to negotiate and described the Kavanaugh exchange as a significant moment in Senate history. Graham passed away on Saturday at the age of 71 after a brief illness.

New York Post

Construction Begins on New Amex Tower at Two World Trade Center

Construction has started on the new American Express tower at Two World Trade Center, signaling progress towards the completion of the World Trade Center site. This development is seen as a significant step in the ongoing commercial market activity.

Fox News — Latest

Trump Discusses Final Phone Call with Lindsey Graham Following Senator's Death

President Donald Trump recounted his final phone call with Senator Lindsey Graham, who passed away at 71 after a brief illness. Trump described Graham as a close ally and discussed their conversation about the SAVE America Act. Following Graham's death, his family requested privacy and expressed gratitude for prayers.

Guardian — US

Bison injures tourist at Yellowstone National Park

A bull bison injured a tourist at Yellowstone National Park on July 12, 2026, tossing him 8 feet into the air. The incident occurred at the Bridge Bay campground while the tourist was walking with his grandson.

Washington Examiner

Netanyahu Responds to Khanna's Claims of Harassment by Settlers in West Bank

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu responded to claims made by U.S. Representative Ro Khanna regarding harassment by settlers during a visit to the West Bank. Khanna accused the settlers of detaining his delegation and claimed the IDF supported them. Netanyahu attributed the incident to 'juvenile delinquents' and defended the settler community, while Khanna called for an investigation into the actions of both the settlers and the IDF.