Former Senator Joe Lieberman Dies at 82

Lieberman remembered for his bipartisan efforts and role as America's first major-party Jewish Vice-Presidential candidate.

Joe Lieberman, former U.S. Senator and Vice-Presidential candidate, passes away at 82 following complications from a fall.
Lieberman's political career spanned over four decades, marked by his centrist stance, bipartisan efforts, and being the first major-party Jewish Vice-Presidential candidate.
Remembered for his pragmatic approach, Lieberman was a bridge between political divides, advocating for civil rights, voting rights, and national security.
His funeral service saw tributes from former Vice President Al Gore, Connecticut politicians, and family, highlighting his commitment to faith, family, and public service.
Lieberman's legacy includes significant contributions to homeland security, civil liberties, and efforts towards bipartisan governance.