Lindsey Graham returns home as friends honor his South Carolina ties at funeral Murners in Columbia recalled a man deeply connected to his humble origins The Independent UK · Jul 29
Lindsey Graham’s death leaves South Carolina confronting complex legacy: ‘You loved him and you hated him’ The US state mourns its longest-serving senator while Republicans scramble to choose a successor The Guardian - US · Jul 17
Lindsay Graham is the fifth U.S. Senator to die during a re-election campaign since 1918 On July 11, 2026, Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) died at the age of 71. He is the first U.S. Senator from South Carolina to die in office since Olin D. Johnston (D-S.C.) died on April 18, 1965. He is also the fourth member of the U.S. Senate since 2013 to… Ballotpedia · Jul 16
South Carolina and Maine will be the first states to replace a major party U.S. Senate nominee since 2016 Welcome to the Wednesday, July 15, 2026, Brew. Ballotpedia · Jul 15
Lindsey Graham obituary Long-serving South Carolina Republican senator who was an ally of Donald Trump and an ardent supporter of Ukraine The Guardian - UK · Jul 12
What is the filibuster and why does Trump want to get rid of it? US president suggested ending the filibuster to conclude the federal government shutdown. Here is what to know The Guardian - US · Oct 31, 2025
How bigotry crushed the dreams of an all-Black Little League team John Rivers, John Bailey, David Middleton, Leroy Major and Buck Godfrey – all teammates from the 1955 Cannon Street YMCA Little League All-Star team – left Charleston, South Carolina, on a bus on Aug. 18, 2025. The Conversation · Aug 19, 2025
Cory Booker’s long speech offers a strategy for Trump opponents in a fragmented media landscape Sen. Cory Booker’s record-breaking, 25-hour Senate floor speech, which began on March 31, 2025, and ended on April 1, momentarily snatched the national spotlight from President Donald Trump. The Conversation · Apr 16, 2025
The hidden power of marathon Senate speeches: What history tells us about Cory Booker’s 25-hour oration Democratic U.S. Sen. Cory Booker of New Jersey made history on April 1, 2025, when he stood on the Senate floor and spoke for 25 hours and five minutes, delivering the longest floor speech in the history of the U.S. Senate. The Conversation · Apr 4, 2025
Trump gets outmatched on his big day Sen. Cory Booker steals Trump’s tariff limelight with a historic marathon speech Salon · Apr 3, 2025
Quick Facts About Cory Booker: Career, Family, Net Worth And New Record For Longest Senate Speech From his early life to pivotal moments on the Senate floor, Cory Booker's career showcases a career of significant achievements. International Business Times UK · Apr 2, 2025
Booker makes a stand against Trump – and doesn’t stop for 25 hours Democrats have appeared lame and leaderless for 72 days, but then Cory Booker stood up and did something The Guardian - AU · Apr 2, 2025
US Senator Cory Booker just spoke for 25 hours in Congress. What was he trying to achieve? The Democrats have been under intense pressure to find an effective way to challenge US President Donald Trump without control of either chamber of Congress or a de facto opposition leader. The Conversation · Apr 2, 2025
US Senator Cory Booker makes history with record speech aimed at Trump Democrat holds US Senate floor for more than 25 hours, breaking Strom Thurmond’s record for the longest speech. Al Jazeera · Apr 2, 2025
Roll Call · Apr 1, 2025 Booker sets new record for longest Senate floor speech - Roll Call New Jersey's Cory Booker yielded the floor Tuesday night after holding it for more than 25 hours in a speech that took aim at Trump policies.
International Business Times · Apr 1, 2025 Cory Booker Diaper Theories Erupt as Lawmaker Passes 20 Hours Without a Bathroom Break: 'I Need to Know' As Sen. Cory Booker's marathon speech against the Trump administration stretches past the 20-hour mark, social media asks: How is he avoiding bathroom breaks?
International Business Times · Apr 1, 2025 Senator Cory Booker Delivers Marathon Speech Against Trump Administration Policies A prominent member of the Senate Democratic leadership, Booker's extended address comes at a time when Democratic leaders in Washington are under mounting pressure from their supporters to take more assertive action against the Trump administration.
Top News · Jan 6, 2025 President Biden Praises Late Sen. Strom Thurmond's Actions President Biden's speech on Strom Thurmond's legacy and civil rights complexities in historical figures.
The Guardian - US · Sep 24, 2024 Harris calls for end to Senate filibuster to restore US abortion rights Democratic nominee focuses campaign on ‘reproductive freedom’ and says 60-vote threshold should be abolished
WEKU · Mar 30, 2024 RFK Jr. may have missed a major opportunity with his VP pick Until his running mate Nicole Shanahan can prove herself an asset, Kennedy will seem to have missed an opportunity to capture the imagination of the nation — or at least a meaningful segment of it.
The Guardian - US · Jan 11, 2024 Nikki Haley’s pretend slavery ‘gaffe’ told us what this election is about Voters will decide the unresolved question of the civil war: do we move backwards, or forwards toward true democracy?
The Independent UK · Sep 3, 2023 Tim Scott is the top Black Republican in the GOP presidential primary. Here's how he discusses race Tim Scott is the only Black Republican presidential candidate who's campaigning aggressively these days in early-voting Iowa
The Independent UK · Sep 1, 2023 NOT REAL NEWS: A look at what didn't happen this week Social media users shared a range of false claims this week
Tribune News Service · May 19, 2023 Sen. Dianne Feinstein’s return to Capitol has been closely watched. Can she still do her job? WASHINGTON — For seven months in 1988, Joe Biden was absent from the Senate, recovering from operations to repair brain aneurysms.
The Conversation · May 18, 2023 Feinstein just the latest example of an old problem: Politicians have long been able to evade questions about their ability to serve California Democratic Sen. Dianne Feinstein recently returned to the Senate after an almost three-month absence that – because she could not vote remotely and the Senate is closely divided – left the Democrats’ agenda in limbo.