Funeral services for the Republican senator, a stalwart ally of President Trump, will be held in Washington on Tuesday. The closed ceremonies will be followed by a procession and public funeral in South Carolina on Wednesday.

Details on how to watch these services are being released, allowing those who wish to pay their respects to do so remotely. The senator's long-standing political career and close association with the Trump administration have drawn significant attention to these final ceremonies.

Further information regarding the specific timings and broadcast channels for both the Washington and South Carolina events will be made available. The public funeral in South Carolina is expected to allow for broader participation and commemoration of the senator's life and service.