The Senate voted 86-11 to pass a bill expanding sanctions on Russia and Iran, setting up House consideration after lawmakers return from the August recess. The legislation, named after the late Sen. Lindsey Graham, would introduce new sanctions on Russia's leadership and allow President Trump to impose tariffs of up to 100% on goods imported from the top five purchasers of Russian crude oil and gas, as well as the top five countries found to aid Russia's energy sanctions evasion. The vote advances a measure aimed at increasing economic pressure on Moscow over its war in Ukraine by targeting both the Kremlin and the overseas trade flows that help sustain Russian energy revenue. The bill's tariff mechanism would give the White House a powerful tool to penalize countries that keep buying Russian oil and gas or help blunt the impact of existing restrictions.