Flying the flag upside down, or in any other direction, is legal. Federal law also prohibits homeowners associations and ...

It's common for airlines to emblazon national flags on aircraft, but there's something you might have noticed about the U.S. flag in that context. On some aircraft, it appears to be displayed the ...

Trump keeps saluting during the national anthem - despite flag code regulations saying he shouldn’t - U.S. Code states that ...

CHILLICOTHE— American flags can be seen flying all around the county this time of year. Whether it be during protests or celebrations where the flag can be seen on everything from napkins to shorts, ...

The U.S. Flag Code from 1923 sets guidelines on how the American flag should and should not be used. From beach towels to baseball caps, American flag designs appear everywhere during the Fourth of ...

Flying the American flag upside down, or in any other direction, is protected under the First Amendment, according to the American Civil Liberties Union of Pennsylvania. Displaying the flag in this ...

From beach towels to baseball caps, American flag designs appear everywhere during the Fourth of July. Many uses, though, go against what federal guidelines consider respectful. The U.S. Flag Code, ...

In contravention of the flag code, people like Pete Hegseth frequently sport the stars and stripes on handkerchiefs, socks and more. Our critic breaks down this fashion statement. By Vanessa Friedman ...

Title 4 of the U.S. Flag Code, Chapter 1, states, "The flag should never touch anything beneath it, such as the ground, the floor, water or merchandise" The White House has denied that the flag was ...