On National POW/MIA Recognition Day, some veterans say too few POW/MIA flags are flying
MIA Recognition Day. For Vietnam War veteran Alan Micklin, POW-MIA flags should be flying from every flag pole.
‘Red Flags’ on Climate: U.S. Methane Emissions Keep Climbing
Satellite data shows the U.S. releasing more and more of the potent greenhouse gas into the atmosphere, researchers said, ...
The way Trump sees it, the election will only be fair if he wins. That's a major red flag.
Even if Harris manages to secure enough electoral votes, she'll likely have to deal with Trump's full-scale MAGA effort to ...
Democrats are reclaiming the flag — and it’s about time
It’s time for all Americans to take it back and display it as the symbol it was meant to be: the flag of one nation, ...
Key defendant in 'Trump Train' trial testifies: 'I stand hardcore for my flag'
"I don't get y'all trying to paint me out to be this horrible person when I'm not," Cisneros said, tearing up as he addressed ...
Why are flags flying at half-staff? Are flags at half-staff for 9/11, Patriots Day?
In honor of Patriot Day, flags are flying at half-staff in Ohio and around the country on 9/11. Here's what to know.
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Common red flags of fake phones in Nigeria
As you read, you will learn about typical red flags to look out for in fake phones, particularly with Android smartphones ...
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Opinion | The American flag should be used as a unification symbol, not a political pawn
No matter who you ask, everyone has an opinion on the American flag. The United States flag has a nearly 250-year history as ...
Letter: The flag belongs to all of us
We all remain equal citizens of our great country and equal owners of our national symbol.
Opinion: The American flag and the republic for which it stands represents hope worldwide
The American flag can and should be a symbol of hope to people for a future of liberty and justice, for America and people in ...
Why are flags flying at half-staff in South Carolina?
Section 53-3-165 of the South Carolina Code of Laws designates the third Friday in September of each year as POW/MIA Recognition Day in South Carolina and provides that flags be flown at half-staff. S ...