The fact that it is legal to fly the U.S. flag upside down at all speaks to the remarkable freedom of expression we have in this country. But co-opting our national symbol to wage political ...

Is that a state or federal law or some bogus HOA rule? I always thought that flying the American flag upside down meant that our country was in deep trouble, such as during the past four years ...

An American flag was hung upside down from El Capitan in Yosemite National ... emergency and pledged to "drill, baby, drill" the country's natural resources. Environment advocates like the Natural ...

An upside-down American flag attached to Boulder’s Second Flatiron, noticed the latest round of federal employee layoffs hit NOAA and NWS offices across the country, has been removed by city staff.

I think the outrage over an upside down flag is less about the love of the flag or the country , and more about feeding into the division between the left and the right. I agree with Cloot’s ...

The flag was placed upside down before the famous "firefall" event ... have on the smooth functioning of national parks across the country. "4 USC Ch. 1: THE FLAG." https://uscode.house.gov ...

An upside-down flag signals distress, and Pfleger said the flag outside St. Sabina will stay inverted “as long as this country is under siege.” At least a dozen veterans joined in the flag ...

The upside-down flag drew widespread attention on social ... demonstrations have been held at other national parks across the country, including at Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado and ...

Traditionally, hanging the American flag upside down symbolizes a distress call ... In 2023, Yosemite was the sixth busiest national park in the country, with 3.89 million visitors.

An upside-down flag signals distress, and Pfleger said the flag outside St. Sabina will stay inverted “as long as this country is under siege.” At least a dozen veterans joined in the flag ...