On Inauguration Day 2025, some flags will remain at half-staff in honor of deceased former President Jimmy Carter, while others will be raised to full-staff for incoming President Donald Trump.

Flags in Arizona and across the United States will fly at half-staff for several weeks in honor of former President Jimmy Carter. Carter, the 39th president of the United States, died at 100 in ...

Flags across the country will be lowered to half-staff until late next month to honor former President Jimmy Carter, who passed away at the age of 100. According to U.S. flag code, flags must be ...

With less than a week until Inauguration Day, President-elect Trump got his wish for flags to be raised next Monday. American flags on public and government buildings are supposed to be flying at ...

President-elect Donald Trump has expressed frustration that flags will be flying at half-staff when he takes office later this month. It's an action put in place by President Joe Biden to honor ...

American flags will fly at full height at the United States Capitol and across Texas in recognition of President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration. Last week, U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson ...

Flags across Texas and the United States are to fly at half-staff until late January to honor former President Jimmy Carter, who died Sunday at 100. This timeline will overlap with the Jan.

Even if the flags have remained standing when crews rocketed off the moon, it is almost certain that they are not in the same condition as when they were first deployed on the lunar surface.

New fields for soccer, baseball, football, rugby and other sports could be coming to Orange City. The Volusia County Council will discuss options.

(NEXSTAR) – Jimmy Carter, the 39th president of the United States, died “peacefully” in his Georgia home Sunday, the Carter Center confirmed. He was 100 years old. Carter, the longest-living ...

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