Until now, Sen. Richard Lugar of Indiana has led a charmed life, breezing to reelection time after time since he arrived in Washington 35 years ago and established himself as a foreign-policy wise ...

Former Indiana Republican Sen. Richard Lugar, who died at 87 on Sunday of a rare neurological disorder, never got to be president, though he made an unsuccessful run for the job in 1996.

Indianapolis — Former Indiana Sen. Richard Lugar, a Republican foreign policy sage known for leading efforts to help the former Soviet states dismantle and secure much of their nuclear arsenal ...

The Richard G. Lugar Excellence in Public Service Series is now accepting applications for its 2025-2026 Class, marking the ...

Richard G. Lugar, a six-term senator from Indiana who became one of the foremost voices on U.S. foreign policy — championing efforts to end apartheid in South Africa, oust Philippine strongman ...

THE DEFEAT OF Indiana Sen. Richard Lugar in Tuesday's Republican primary is disappointing not only for the loss of a valuable legislator. It is particularly discouraging because of the ...

Reporting from INDIANAPOLIS — Former Indiana Sen. Richard Lugar, a Republican foreign policy sage whose reputation for working with Democrats cost him his final campaign, died Sunday.

Richard Lugar worked to alert Americans about the threat of terrorism years before “weapons of mass destruction” became a common phrase following the Sept. 11 attacks. The longtime Republican ...

INDIANAPOLIS — Richard G. Lugar, a six-term senator from Indiana known for expertise in international affairs and a voice incapable of a shout or a slur, was remembered on Wednesday for ...

Lugar is facing the most vigorous re-election fight of his career. March 1, 2012— -- Sen. Richard Lugar of Indiana has served 35 years in the Senate, casting nearly 12,000 votes. He has been ...

WASHINGTON – JULY 09: Sen. Richard Lugar (R-IN) enters the Senate chamber to cast votes for federal judges at the Capitol July 9, 2007 in Washington, DC. A long-time supporter of President George W.