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Funeral services for the late Sen. Lindsey Graham started on Tuesday in the nation’s capital, with several notable political and media figures in town to attend the ceremonies.
Funeral services for the late Republican Senator Lindsey Graham began Tuesday in Washington, with ceremonies scheduled to continue Wednesday in South Carolina. Attendees are set to include Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, who are also expected to meet with Donald Trump.
NYTimes – US Funeral services for the late Sen. Lindsey Graham started on Tuesday in the nation’s capital, with several notable political and media figures in town to attend the ceremonies.
Funeral services for the late Sen. Lindsey Graham started on Tuesday in the nation’s capital, with several notable political and media figures in town to attend the ceremonies.
NYTimes – US The senator is being remembered on Tuesday in Washington and on Wednesday in South Carolina.
Memorials for the Republican senator to start in US Capitol as Israeli and Ukrainian leaders are set to meet with Trump Two days of funeral ceremonies for Lindsey Graham , the late South Carolina Republican senator, will begin in Washington on Tuesday, with mourners set to include Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Both leaders will also meet Donald Trump at the Wh…
NYTimes – US A shooting at a summer food festival near Seattle’s Space Needle on Sunday killed three people and injured at least four others, including a toddler. One suspect is in custody and police are searching for a second. Seattle residents held a vigil Monday for the victims.
NYTimes – US Bryan Kohberger, sentenced to multiple life terms for the 2022 killings of four University of Idaho students, has filed a petition to withdraw his guilty plea and seek a new trial. He claims he pleaded guilty because of bad legal advice, false promises and wrong information. The filing was made Monday, July 27, 2026.
BBC News – World A preliminary magnitude 7.1 earthquake struck Kumamoto prefecture on Japan's Kyushu island, with its epicentre about 20 km south of Kumamoto city. Around 300,000 people were instructed to evacuate, according to the disaster management agency. People were reported trapped inside the Aeon Mall in Kumamoto, and some reports said an explosion occurred there, though this was not independently confirmed.