Former U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney passed away at the age of 84, prompting tributes from notable figures including George W. Bush and Liz Cheney, who are set to speak at his funeral service scheduled for November 20 at Washington National Cathedral. In remembrance of Cheney, flags across multiple states, including Michigan and Arizona, have been lowered to half-staff in his honor, a gesture expected to continue until November 20 in New Jersey and other states. Cheney, a controversial and influential figure in American politics, played a significant role in the War on Terror and remains a pivotal character in discussions about U.S. security and democracy. His legacy evokes strong opinions, with some viewing him as a powerful statesman and others as a detrimental force in American history. As the nation mourns, reactions continue to emerge about his impact on modern conservatism and his complicated relationship with figures such as Donald Trump.