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NYTIMES (Robert Jimison and Yan Zhuang) - Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, Dies at 71

Mr. Graham died of a “brief and sudden” illness on Saturday evening, his office said. He served in the Senate for more than two decades.

WASHINGTONPOST (Dan Diamond) - Lindsey Graham, longtime South Carolina senator, dies at 71

The staunch ally of President Donald Trump died after a sudden illness, his office said.

ABCNEWS - Argentina beats Switzerland 3-1 in extra time, advancing to World Cup semifinals

Julian Alvarez has sent Argentina into the World Cup semifinals with a stunning long-range strike in extra time against Switzerland

THEAMERICANCONSERVATIVE (Peter Tonguette) - The Inner Depths We Hide From Strangers

In a crowded movie theater, the man next to you may have interviewed the stars on the screen. The post The Inner Depths We Hide From Strangers appeared first on The American Conservative .

Culture The Inner Depths We Hide From Strangers In a crowded movie theater, the man next to you may have interviewed the stars on the screen. As an inhabitant of one of the cities caught up in the nationwide heatwave earlier this month—Columbus, Ohio—I can confirm that the weather was stifling. The heatwave has dropped out of the news—that will happen when a Democratic Senate candidate has ended his cataclysmically ill-advised candidacy and the Iran War peace deal has evidently failed to hold—but the temperatures remain persistently unpleasant. But, having learned from my upbringing in the reliably hot and humid suburbs of New…Open

THEAMERICANCONSERVATIVE (Spencer Neale) - AOC Knew Better Than to Back Platner

The bartender from the Bronx seems to have spotted the warning signs. The post AOC Knew Better Than to Back Platner appeared first on The American Conservative .

Politics AOC Knew Better Than to Back Platner The bartender from the Bronx seems to have spotted the warning signs. Wednesday night marked the end of Graham Platner.  In a winding, 11-minute diatribe, the self-styled working-class oyster farmer running in Maine for the U.S. Senate denied sexual assault allegations, casting himself as the victim of a wide-ranging conspiracy plot by Democratic Party operatives eager to supplant his progressive political campaign. Platner played the victim, claiming the damage done by the allegations was too much to overcome, both tactically and politically, and announcing he would suspend his…Open