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International Olympic Committee Allows Russian Athletes to Return Under Neutral Flag
The provisional lifting of Russia's 2023 suspension has sparked debate over whether athletes from a nation engaged in active conflict can participate in the games.
Graham Makes Final Remarks in Ukraine a Day Before This Death
The South Carolina senator's visit to Kyiv and subsequent statements drew attention amid ongoing debates over U.S. military aid to Ukraine.
Netanyahu Says Lindsey Graham Was 'Very Clear' About Knocking Out Iran's Nuclear Program
The Israeli prime minister made the remarks in an NBC News interview a day after the South Carolina senator's death.
Iranian Parliamentary Speaker Warns US to Uphold Interim Peace Deal or Face Consequences
Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf said Sunday that Iran expects the United States to maintain its commitments under an interim ceasefire agreement following the latest airstrikes.
Sen. Lindsey Graham Dies Suddenly; Was Scheduled for Meet the Press Appearance After Ukraine Trip
The South Carolina Republican, who had been a frequent guest on the program with 63 prior appearances, was set to discuss his recent visit to Kyiv.
Senator Lindsey Graham Dies at 71 as Congress Returns to Session Amid U.S. Strikes on Iran
The longtime Republican senator from South Carolina, known for his hawkish foreign policy views and close alliance with Donald Trump, passed away; simultaneous military action raises questions about wartime powers.
Rep. Ro Khanna Says He Was Detained by Israeli Settlers During West Bank Visit
The California Democrat described the experience as being held for approximately 20 minutes before Israeli military forces arrived.
Russia Moves Toward Olympic Return After IOC Lifts Suspension
The provisional decision opens a path for Russian athletes to compete at the 2028 Los Angeles Games under conditions tied to anti-doping requirements and Ukraine war sanctions.
Typhoon Bavi Makes Landfall in Eastern China as More Than 1.7 Million Are Evacuated
The storm, with sustained winds of 144 kph, also caused deaths in the Philippines and injuries across Taiwan before moving toward China's coast.
European Parliament Votes to Reject 'Chat Control' Message-Scanning Proposal in Strasbourg Session
314 MEPs cast ballots on the proposed legal regime that would have required tech companies to scan private communications of roughly 500 million Europeans.