Trump, Congress and world leaders to honor the late Sen. Lindsey Graham in Washington
Trump, Netanyahu and Zelenskyy are expected to attend as lawmakers honor Graham’s military and foreign policy legacy.
- On Tuesday, July 28, 2026, President Donald Trump joined Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy at Washington National Cathedral to eulogize Senator Lindsey Graham, whose flag-draped casket lay in the Capitol Rotunda.
- Graham, a four-term Republican senator from South Carolina, died July 11 at age 71 from an aortic dissection after returning from a trip to Ukraine. He was remembered as a defense hawk who championed assertive foreign policy for more than 30 years.
- Senate Majority Leader John Thune praised Graham, stating "there was no one who took his job more seriously," while also noting no one was "more capable of cracking up a room" during the work week in Washington.
- Lawmakers scheduled a procedural vote Tuesday evening on the Russia sanctions package in Graham's honor, with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy expected to meet senators that evening to advance his foreign policy priorities.
- Air Force Secretary Troy Meink instructed leadership to rename Joint Base Charleston in Graham's honor, while his sister, Senator Darline Graham, runs for a full Senate term with President Trump's "Complete and Total Endorsement.
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US President Donald Trump attended the funeral of Republican Senator Lindsey Graham in Washington. It was announced that Graham will be buried today in a private ceremony organized by his family.
The funerals for the influential Republican deputy on Tuesday were like a state funeral. Among the guests were also the Ukrainian president. Wolodimir Selensky used his visit to Washington to make a successful mood for new sanctions against Russia.
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Meghan McCain chose to remember the good times she shared with Sen. Lindsey Graham after attending his funeral in Washington, D.C. “A beautiful, poetic send off for a patriotic man and an American icon,” McCain, 41, wrote via X on Tuesday, July 28. “I will always miss you Lindsey and forever cherish my family’s time […]
The two leaders to the Senator's eulogy, in Washington the global crises are settled. Lucraino: "Speaking of Patriot and diplomacy." L'Israelian: "We have lost a friend"
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