Why are flags often backward? Title 4 of the United States Code, also known as the U.S. Flag Code, established advisory guidelines for how the American flag should be handled and displayed.

Yippie Abbie Hoffman was arrested in one while protesting the Vietnam War in 1968. Gen. Richard Myers, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, wore one while joining fellow Vietnam veterans for a ...

Heaven forbid he see Contreras wearing a sleeve with the Venezuelan flag on it, right? Nah, we've gotta suck the fun out of the game. Button it up, Team Corporate Baseball. No room for personality ...

Ahead of the U.S. Open, he had the perfect shorts at the practice range, which fans seemed to love. Day sported a full American flag on his shorts to go with a navy Malbon polo that featured red and ...

Tennis Australia banned Russian and Belarusian flags at the Australian Open after a Russian flag was displayed courtside during a first-round women’s match Monday between Kateryna Baindl of ...

The U.S. Open, a global event held in a city celebrated for its diversity, has a standing ban on flags in the audience. The policy is the result of riots at other tennis tournaments.

Rory McIlroy fought off tears when he stepped off the 18 th green despite shooting a 65, his second-lowest score in the game's oldest championship.

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The Australian Open is underway ... but why are some tennis players playing under a blue flag and/or white flag?

Srdjan Djokovic was filmed standing with a group of people waving Russian flags — at least one showing an image of Vladimir Putin — outside Rod Laver Arena on Wednesday.

Russian athletes skirted Olympic sanctions by wearing their country's flag on their sleeves during the Beijing opening ceremony ...