said Ensign “will have to speak to those issues himself” — and the possibility of a contentious and embarrassing civil case still looms. It’s just not clear which kind. Ensign’s behavior ...

The last to be lowered in surrender. And the only Civil War ensign -- Yankee or Rebel --to have flown in action in Alaska. The 150th anniversary of the first shot of America's deadliest conflict ...

That flag was Horatio Cary’s cuckold flag, and the “cuckold” in question was Robert Devereux, the third earl of Essex, during the English Civil War. It’s not Devereux’s fault that his ...

Ensign’s 2021 Annual Report described a 2018 civil investigation into potential violations of the False Claims Act or the Anti-Kickback Statute connected to medical directors or other referral ...

and went to such great lengths to try to hide it that the Ethics panel came to believe he had violated federal civil and criminal law. The FBI and FEC began probes of Ensign, but then either ...

The agreement stems from charges that six Ensign skilled nursing facilities ... Delery, assistant attorney general for the Justice Department’s Civil Division. “We will continue to advocate ...

There were a lot of political reasons that they did that and I believe that they had a lot of wisdom in doing that, and that has nothing to do in my mind with civil rights.” Ensign went on to ...

Flags which can be flown without consent include the national flag, civil ensign, or the civil air ensign of any country, UK flags, the flag of St David or St Patrick and the European Union flag.

The statue of Ensign John Monaghan, who was killed in the second Samoan Civil War, likely will be moved to the Monaghan family mausoleum in Fairmount Memorial Park, closing a chapter on the ...

In short, no. The recent changes allow a wider range of flags. You do need consent for any country's national flag, civil ensign or civil air ensign. Vision - does the flag obscure the driver or ...

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