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ASK US: Can mayor, school officials order U.S. flag flown at half-staff?
The answer is no, if you go by the guidelines set out by the U.S. flag code. But that's not the whole story

Protest against greater US role in Philippines
Philippine activists picketed the US embassy on Saturday and burned a cardboard American flag and mock stealth bomber, vowing to launch a campaign opposing a plan to allow more US troops in the country.

US closes embassy in Syria because of insecurity
(02-06) 07:16 PST WASHINGTON, (AP) -- The Obama administration closed the U.S. Embassy in Damascus on Monday and pulled all American diplomats out of violence-wracked Syria as the U.S. stepped up pressure on President...

Ukraine: Activist Protest Arrival of US Navy Ship
Ukrainians protest arrival of US Navy ship for military drills in Crimea

Crown Royal® Kicks Off Nationwide Call for Heroes
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 7, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- There are certain people who go above and beyond to change the lives of others. From soldiers who protect our country to individuals who serve as leaders within ...

Filipinos protest against greater US military presence
MANILA (AFP) - Philippine activists picketed the United States (US) embassy on Saturday and burned a cardboard American flag and mock stealth bomber, vowing to launch a campaign opposing a plan to allow more US troops in the country. Related Stories Car thieves in Malaysia stay ahead with advanced technology Malaysian immigration dept to look closely at the young and pretty Car thieves in ...

PHL wants expanded US military presence in response to China threat - report
The Philippines is in talks with the US government on expanding its military presence in the country in response to the growing assertiveness of China, the Washington Post reported on Thursday.

Protest against greater US role in PH
Philippine activists picketed the US embassy on Saturday and burned a cardboard American flag and mock stealth bomber, vowing to launch a campaign opposing a plan to allow more US troops in the country.

China: "make Philippines pay" for US military ties
State-run Global Times paper suggests showing countries that "siding with the US is not a good choice" Patrick Winn As the Philippines hints at allowing more American troops on its soil and more US Navy vessels in its docks, China's state-run media suggests making an example of the Southeast Asian nation. China is, of course, perennially furious at US military assistance to Taiwan and ...