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What happened surrounding Senator Lindsey Graham’s sudden death?
Paying tribute to Lindsey Graham. I'm Dave Anthony, Fox News. President Trump will do that next hour on Fox and Friends on TV. Congresswoman Sherry Biggs, a Republican, tells Fox.
Senator Graham exemplifies what a servant. Member does, and I'm very proud to have known him. I'm honored to hold the seat that Senator Graham held.
A 71-year-old Republican died Saturday night after emergency crews responded to a report of chest pains at Graham's home in Washington. Fox's Jonathan Saria reports from the late senator's hometown, Central South Carolina.
There was this history of heart disease in the family, and at least based on the preliminary findings from the medical examiner, It appears that Lindsey Graham succumbed to heart disease, that aortic dissection or tear in his aorta.
South Carolina Republican Governor Henrik McMaster will appoint a replacement senator to serve out Graham's term till January. On August 11th, there will be a special primary election. and a new Republican nominee for the November election. Now an update on another senator who's been absent but vows to finish out his term till January after rehab.
Mitch McConnell is breaking his silence about his health. The Kentucky Republican releasing a statement saying he fell at his home in Washington a few weeks ago and then later developed a mild case of pneumonia. He was also briefly knocked unconscious. Rumors have been swirling about his condition. Doctors confirming he did not break any bones or suffer any other serious medical issues.
As Fox's Marianne Rafferty, the U.S. and Iran keep battling again after a third wave of American military attacks trying to keep the Strait of Hormuz open.
Iran once again firing on its neighbors. Jordan, Oman, Bahrain, and Kuwait all took fire. The Kuwait is saying that border crossings, even an oil rig were hit out there. This follows another round of U.S.
How will South Carolina fill Lindsey Graham’s Senate seat and what are the election timelines?
strikes. The U.S. says everything from missile launching sites to maritime locations that Iran was using to menace shipping in the straits were hit. That's Fox's Mike Tobin in Tel Aviv.
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There are tributes to late Senator Lindsey Graham around the world.
He was known for his staunch support for Ukraine in its war with Russia. Senator Graham described by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky as a true defender of freedom and the values that make our world safer. The two men met just days before the South Carolina Republican's sudden passing. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel has lost one of its greatest friends. According to Axios, Senator Graham had been working on a new push for normalizing relations between Israel and Saudi Arabia. Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te said he was saddened, adding that Senator Graham was a true friend of Taiwan. In London, Jonathan Savage, Fox News.
An actor is also being mourned, Sam Neill. He was in dozens of movies and TV shows, best known for his role in the Jurassic Park films. Sam Neill died at the age of 78. It's going to be another scorching hot day for millions of Americans out west and up north.
Montana, Wyoming, over to Wisconsin. We have this massive heat dome that's in place. Yesterday, you reached 115 degrees in Miles City.
Fox weather meteorologist Craig Herrera, that beat the old high by 7 degrees at 109 in Salt Lake City. The hottest day ever recorded there. On Wall Street, stock futures are down this morning, barely for the day. More than 200 points, though, for the Nasdaq. A repeat winner at Wimbledon.
The top-ranked men's tennis player in the world is now a five-time Grand Slam champion, as Yannick Sinner beats second-seeded Alexander Zverev three sets to one, defending his Wimbledon singles title.
You can feel the nerves in the Sunday morning when you wake up, you know, that you never know how many times you can come back on Sunday, so I never take things for granted.
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