Sen. Lindsey Graham's career marked by reversals, including on Donald Trump

Sen. Lindsey Graham, a South Carolina Republican known for his influence on foreign policy and judicial confirmations, died unexpectedly at age 71 from an aortic dissection. Over more than three decades in Congress, he evolved from a Cold War-era hawk supporting military interventions to a close ally of President Donald Trump, often shifting his views to align with political realities. He played a key role in confirming conservative Supreme Court justices and was a steadfast advocate for U.S. military engagement abroad, including support for Ukraine and Israel.

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