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President Donald Trump rued the late Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) for getting the "last laugh" against him during his speech at Graham's funeral on Tuesday.

Graham and Trump had a contentious relationship early in Trump's political career, but things seemed to smooth out between them over time. Graham had since become one of Trump's most staunch allies in the Senate and played a considerable role in passing Trump's "One Big Beautiful Bill" and in confirming Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court.

In an effort to expand their proselytizing, evangelical Christians have taken to waiting until packed airliners are in flight before bearing witness to unsuspecting fellow travelers.

According to a Washington Post report highlighted by Hemant Mehta of the "Friendly Atheist" Substack, evangelicals are unapologetically taking center stage on flights thousands of feet in the air with passengers at their mercy. Those evangelical preachers are also filming their "witnessing" for "social media clout."

In an interview with the Post, Whitney Lynn, an evangelist, producer and singer-songwriter from Orlando, confessed she makes a point of speaking on all of her flights, explaining, "They have no choice but to hear the truth. When I have a gift and I have a life raft, if you’re drowning, I want to give you that life raft so you can be saved.”

An awkward moment ensued as President Donald Trump paid tribute to the late Sen. Lindsey Graham on Fox News.

The 80-year-old president called into "Fox & Friends" on Tuesday to discuss his friend on the morning of his memorial services, and after trashing his golf game – "he loved it, but he wasn’t born to be a golfer" – Trump spoke about the late senator's apparent bloodlust, reported The Daily Beast.

During live coverage of a memorial service for the late Sen. Lindsey Graham, an MS NOW host slipped in a little quip about where the Republican might be in the afterlife.

Speaking with campaign advisor Mark McKinnon, who has worked for lawmakers on both sides of the aisle, "Money Power Politics" host Stephanie Ruhle turned the conversation to the South Carolina Republican’s membership in what was called the “Three Amigos.”

President Donald Trump’s proposal to ask Vladimir Putin to come clean on Russian involvement in Iran drew a smirk and an incredulous reaction from the former US Ambassador to Russia.

Appearing on MS NOW with host Stephanie Ruhle to discuss Trump’s meeting with Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Tuesday, the “Money Power Politics” host Michael McFaul asked why Trump continues to turn to Putin for news and advice.

President Donald Trump called Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) a man who loved war on the morning of Graham's Washington funeral.

Graham died July 11 at 71. His remains lay in the Capitol Rotunda Tuesday morning before a 2 p.m. service at Washington National Cathedral — the same morning Trump called into Fox & Friends.

President Donald Trump issued what Axios’ Barak Ravid called a “chilling message” to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday during a call to Fox News, one that carried a stunning implication.

Netanyahu is scheduled to meet with Trump at the White House later on Tuesday and will reportedly brief the president about supposed efforts by Iran to re-establish its nuclear program. According to the Jerusalem Post, Netanyahu is expected to show Trump supposed evidence of Iranian activity around an underground nuclear site near Pickaxe Mountain.

A former Republican congressional staffer called out Sen. Mitch McConnell's lack of transparency as his mysterious absence stretches into its sixth week.

The 84-year-old senator's office issued a second photo Monday showing McConnell seated in a hospital bed alongside his wife, Elaine Chao, and explaining that he was undergoing "intense physical therapy" on a doctor's orders, but Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear expressed doubts about his claims and demanded more clarity.

The star of Amazon's "Reacher" refused Monday to dial down his anger at President Donald Trump when a podcast host asked him if he could.

Alan Ritchson, 43, appeared on Dax Shepard's "Armchair Expert" on Monday, where Shepard pushed him to let go of his resentment toward the president. The action star wasn't having it, launching into his second lengthy tirade about Trump in a week.