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How Lindsey Graham tried to stay 'relevant'

Lindsey Graham was a late U.S. Senator. He wanted to stay important within the Republican Party. He made efforts to keep his relevance. This means he tried to stay noticed by others. It shows how politicians work hard in Washington.

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On foreign policy, Graham's influence may have been felt the most

Lindsey Graham worked in Congress for thirty years. During this time, he was a major influence. He spoke out often about the strength of the U.S. army. This made him a strong supporter of military power globally.

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US justice department investigating UAW president over corruption allegations

The US Department of Justice is looking into allegations against UAW president Shawn Fain. He is accused of putting pressure on a union official to give benefits to his family members. Shawn Fain says the accusations are false.

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Support for Israel not a high priority for younger Jewish Americans, new poll finds

A recent survey found something interesting about Jewish people in America. Younger Jewish adults do not put as much importance on supporting Israel. They often care more about things like celebrating holidays or practicing their religion. Only 42% of Jews under age 45 said support for Israel is important.

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Trump officials accused of stacking top chemical safety board with industry ‘mouthpieces’

The Trump administration put many people on the main chemical safety board. These people often work with or profit from big companies. Health advocates say these appointments have problems. They think the board might support cutting safety rules. The board will check research for toxic chemicals soon.

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