Even Richard Nixon was honorable enough that he ordered the flag at half-staff for his own inauguration. Not Trump.

So, yes, you can raise your state and U.S. flags to full-staff on Inauguration Day. This article originally appeared on NorthJersey.com: Trump wants flag at full-staff for Inauguration Day ...

Trump will be the first president sworn in inside the Capitol since President Ronald Reagan's second inauguration in 1985. The flag at Mar-a-Lago was at full staff, as was expected following an ...

The American flag sitting atop of the White House was lowered to half-staff following Donald Trump's inauguration to honor the late former President Jimmy Carter. According to U.S. flag code, 'all ...

Canadians are marking the 60th anniversary of the inauguration of their flag with a defiant sense of patriotism ...

It wasn't the return to power Donald Trump initially planned, but it was a memorable inauguration nonetheless, unfolding across multiple locations after being moved inside due to frigid temperatures.

Gov. Mike Braun ordered flags in Indiana to be flown at full-staff during Trump's inauguration. Here's when they'll be raised and lowered again.

Viewers asked on social media during the Super Bowl whether a president is allowed to salute if he hasn’t served in the ...

The American flag was at full staff at Disney theme parks for the Inauguration of President Donald Trump, in an apparent change of traditional flag policy. This latest respectful move from Disney ...

The presidential inauguration is scheduled to begin ... And we the people will honor our flag again." Trump is slated to take the stage on Sunday afternoon for a final speech ahead of being ...

and grounds for the inauguration of the 47th President of the United States, Donald J. Trump." The United States flag at Mar-a-Lago flies at full staff as Donald Trump is in Washington ...

Supporters wore fur coats, an American flag patterned suit and a jean jacket ... The massive arena was packed when Trump’s inaugural ceremony began. The crowd watched on the jumbotron, cheering ...