The world of American politics has lost one of its most influential figures.

Former Vice President Dick Cheney has died at the age of 84, his family confirmed early Monday morning.

Cheney’s passing marks the end of a life that was deeply entwined with the nation’s modern political history.

A Two-Term Tenure Alongside George W. Bush

Cheney served as the 46th Vice President of the United States under Republican President George W. Bush from 2001 to 2009, a period that included some of the most defining moments in recent American history.

During his two terms, Cheney was widely recognized for his strong influence on national security and foreign policy decisions.

A Life Marked by Public Service

Before his vice presidency, Cheney had a long and distinguished career in politics and government.

He held various key positions, including Secretary of Defense under President George H. W. Bush, and was known for his deep knowledge of military and national security affairs.

His work shaped both domestic and international policies over decades.

Remembering a Controversial and Influential Figure

Cheney’s legacy is complex, often stirring debate and strong opinions on both sides of the political spectrum.

Admirers praised his experience and strategic mind, while critics highlighted controversial decisions made during his tenure.

Regardless of perspective, his impact on U.S. politics remains undeniable.

Family Confirms His Passing

The Cheney family confirmed his death on Monday morning, asking for privacy as they mourn their loss.

No further details about the cause of death were immediately provided.

Tributes from political leaders and public figures are expected to pour in as news of his passing spreads.

More Updates to Follow

This is a breaking news story. Additional details about memorials, tributes, and reactions from leaders and the public will be shared as they emerge.