According to U.S. Flag Code, the Presidential order covers all public and government buildings, while private entities and schools can choose to participate.

According to the GSA, American flags are traditionally flown at half-staff in times of national mourning, following major tragedies, or in observance of remembrance days. They are also lowered in the event of the death of government and military officials.

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.

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, some may be asking themselves, "Are there rules ...

The Fourth of July is a day when you will see the U.S. flag almost everywhere as we celebrate our nation's independence. While you'll see the flag everywhere the real question is – is it being displayed properly? In many cases, it's probably not being ...

WASHINGTON — In celebration of July 4, we’ll be seeing plenty of stars and stripes, but could wearing the look actually be crossing a line? Many Americans wear their patriotism on their sleeves—sometimes, literally. For some, extensive flag-inspired ...

Arizona-based nonprofit Honoring America’s Veterans is helping people dispose of their old American flags. It’s part of the Tattered Flag Project.