The upside-down American flag, originally an apolitical symbol used by sailors to signal that their ship was in trouble, has since been adopted by both the political left and right in protest.

United States and POW/MIA flags were hoisted and hung upside down at three separate sites in southern Brooklyn Friday, infuriating locals who blamed the disrespect on anti-American, far-left policies ...

June 14 is Flag Day and Trump's birthday, but one group is urging Americans to fly their flags upside down. Why? Here's what to know.

The upside-down American flag, originally an apolitical symbol used by sailors to signal that their ship was in trouble, has since been adopted by both the political left and right in protest.

Flying the American flag upside down is a symbol that has sparked debate and controversy in the United States. Traditionally a distress signal, the inverted flag has been used as a form of protest ...

Flying the American flag upside down violates the U.S. flag code, a sweeping set of guidelines that dictates the appearance and display of the U.S. flag by private citizens.

Answer: Whether or not you are in an HOA, a federal law allows the American flag to be flown upside down as a “signal of dire distress in instances of extreme danger to life or property” (e.g ...

Yosemite National Park staffers hung an American flag upside down from the park's El Capitan summit over the weekend to protest recent layoffs by the Trump administration.

The caption read, "An upside-down American flag hangs from El Capitan near Yosemite National Park's Horsetail Fall on Saturday to protest the thousands of federal job cuts made by President Donald ...

In the first well-documented instance, the US Supreme Court ruled in 1974 that a student had the right to fly the flag upside down on his dorm room with a peace symbol also placed on top of it.

The U.S. Flag Code states that the American flag should never be upside down "except as a signal of dire distress in instance of extreme danger to life or property." ...