New York Magazine glossed over the overtly partisan symbols, noting blandly that “authorities are still uncertain as to the political leanings or particular motives of the sender. ...

So, put away the fears. The flag is not a partisan symbol. Please don’t be afraid to fly it, wave it or salute it. Be proud to stand beneath it. And long may it wave, writes the editorial board ...

Reports of an insurrectionary flag flying at Samuel Alito’s residence soon after January 6 symbolizes a new partisan era at the Supreme Court. It’s increasingly clear this is the Alito-Thomas ...

However, like many things today, pride in our country is split along partisan lines; 59% of Republicans express “extreme pride” in America, but only 34% of Democrats and 36% of independents ...

Why has the MAGA movement seemingly usurped the American flag? Why has it become a symbol of hate and division? Our flag has been meant to be a unifying symbol for all Americans. It saddens me to see ...

When a judge displays partisan symbols on his or her property over an extended period of time, it is “likely . . . to call into question the judge’s . . . impartiality.” ...

Totally aside from the indignity inherently associated with a politician treating uniformed soldiers as props for a self-glorifying rally, Trump crossed a pretty bright-red line in eschewing the usual ...