More than two years after Congress last acted on Ukraine's behalf, the House of Representatives passed sweeping bipartisan sanctions legislation targeting Russia's war economy — a measure now headed to President Trump's desk. Named for the late Senator Lindsey Graham, who helped secure the president's support before his death, the bill grants the White House authority to impose tariffs as high as 100 percent on nations importing Russian energy, while sanctioning officials and the shadow fleet sustaining Moscow's finances. The vote marks a rare convergence of political will, yet the deeper ques