Hand-squeezed lemonade in generous cups offers refreshing relief, especially during Ohio’s humid summer months.

Havre de Grace might be the most delightful Maryland town you’ve never properly pronounced. This picturesque waterfront gem sits quietly along Maryland’s coastline, offering a perfect blend of ...

American flag bunting four-pack: on sale for $18.98 (55% off) Original price: $42.32 Decorate the exterior of your home with classic red, white and blue bunting. (Walmart) ...

President Donald Trump and Sen. Josh Hawley collaborated on legislation to penalize American flag burning with a one-year prison sentence, calling flag burners "animals" who don't love the country.

Adopted in 1777, the American flag's 13 stripes and evolving stars tell a story of the nation's challenging journey from colony to country. Each color and symbol holds profound meaning: red for ...

But if you think you can fly the American flag any way you want in the U.S., you're in for a big surprise. What you need to know about Flag Day: When is Flag Day 2025? Flag Day is on June 14 every ...

Veterans destroyed an American flag Saturday afternoon in Jefferson City. A crowd gathered around the parking lot of American Legion Post 5, where post staff held a ceremony to retire and destroy ...

Time of Display: Conventionally, the American flag is to be displayed just from sunrise to sunset. Yet it is allowed to be displayed continuously 24 hours a day as long as it is properly lighted ...

Two protesters were arrested after multiple American flags were taken down and burned in front of the Henry M. Jackson Federal building in Seattle Tuesday.

History The first official national flag was approved by the Continental Congress on June 14, 1777. It is widely believed, but not confirmed, that Betsy Ross sewed the first American Flag.

These are some of the best American flag pictures from our readers Incredible American flag pictures that fill you with pride The American flag is a national symbol that reminds us of the United ...

The Missouri and Kansas senators know burning the American flag is protected free speech. Jailing people for it is an attempt to prevent more No Kings marches.