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Anything they can, especially when it comes to womens rights were fighting for them every single day. But he kept saying, i want to stay in my lane. How is a man . Telling a woman what to do with her right to choose staying in his lane. Im and yes. You has that he can say that, but i think the nfl missed an opportunity here to bring more women to their side and say, hey, look, we had a great year with all these women who loved actually be here and play and being a part of this game, if you misse...

thank you so much for letting us into your homes during these extraordinary times. we are grateful. "the beat" are ari melber starts roelgt now on this today. >> our top story a beat special report about trumps criminal enterprises, how we got here and why it matters. to put it simply theres a key link between this new conviction of trump, the person, and the legal accountability for trumps organizations, which have long been found criminal in our legal system. so lets begin with these...

Today is Flag Day in Louisiana and across the nation. Here are some little known facts about one of the world's most recognizable symbols. How many did you know?

Its the day that Americans honor the nations symbol.

The veteran organization The American Legion weighed in on the upside-down American flag controversy, noting flags should only be flown this way if there is "extreme danger to life or property."

As the Left and even some on the Right lose their marbles over Americans flying the flag upside down, let's examine their arguments.

Fly something else or it was an accident. he knows on a court that has no binding ethics rules for him he cant admit to the court this is bad, that it violates the flag code, that it builds on the other scandal. now alito has been claiming the flag atop his own home was something he wasnt involved with, that he could not control or impact, and that he did not know about. so in our special report right now i want to get into that in detail because it matters. you can see the flag flying there. it...

And he claims the flag was itself hoisted that way violating the u.s. flag code, et cetera, because of a response to a dispute that had already begun with his neighbors. his wife wanted to make a statement to them, but then reports came out that the dispute actually began weeks after the flag was raised. "the new york times" corroborating that timeline with a recording from the neighbors that they had this dispute with who made a call to the police to the alitos. whatever the details of that tim...

When reports of an upside-down flag flying in the yard of a Supreme Court justice hit the news last week, it reinforced a lesson learned 35 years ago from a local controversy.

To the editor: This isn’t how I planned to spend Memorial Day, but I’d like to comment on respect for the American flag. One doesn’t need to be an Eagle