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, ...
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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 ...
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Demi Moore on her graphic new film: ‘It’s not a glamour role’ The top 4 states where the most young and rich Americans are ...
Yvonne Well’s Patchwork Histories
Yvonne Wells began quilting in 1979, nearly at the age of 40, for the reason most people begin quilting: to keep herself and ...
Two gunshots, a fatal stabbing, and the mystery man of the Capitol riot
The gunman stood on a scaffold outside the US Capitol, raised a .38 revolver toward the sky and pulled the trigger twice. But it took more than three years – and a fatal stabbing – before the FBI ...
Jets’ Aaron Rodgers returns to huge cheers for 1st home game since Achilles tendon injury last year
No American flag this time for Aaron Rodgers. But a thunderous ovation greeted the New York Jets quarterback as he jogged ...
‘Walmart explain yourself…’: Shopper demands answers after spotting offensive cakes in the bakery section
A Walmart shopper calls out what appears to be white supremacist decorations on cakes in a Walmart bakery, shocking viewers ...
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At long last, Mainers could vote for a new state flag. Here’s everything you need to know.
Question 5 on the November ballot will give voters a chance to decide whether the original 1901 Maine state flag should ...
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 ...
On this day in history, September 14, 1814, American 'flag was still there' after attack on Fort McHenry
American Francis Scott Key awoke on the morning of Sept. 14, 1814, to find that "our flag was still there" after horrific 25-hour British naval bombardment of Fort McHenry in Baltimore.