Former Sen. Jim Inhofe Dies at 89, Sparking Debate Over His Legacy

The long-serving Oklahoma senator, known for his climate change denial, leaves behind a complex political legacy.

Inhofe, who served over 50 years in politics, passed away after a stroke on July 4.
His death has ignited backlash over media headlines focusing on his climate change views.
Inhofe was a staunch supporter of defense spending and Oklahoma's military installations.
He led the Senate Armed Services Committee and was known for his conservative, hawkish positions.
Inhofe's career included significant work on infrastructure and environmental cleanup projects.