As protests over policing continue to convulse cities throughout the U.S., one symbol keeps showing up: a black-and-white American flag ... how the thin blue line flag has become a part of police ...

Township of Springfield, decided by Judge Paul Matey, joined by Judge Anthony Scirica, concluding that the policy was unconstitutional: The "Thin Blue Line American Flag" ("the Flag") is "a black ...

A federal court has ruled that a Pennsylvania township cannot ban an American flag with a thin blue line from being publicly displayed, or prohibit use of its image by township employees ...

But as a political totem it is undeniably powerful. A merger of the American flag with a symbol representing the police, the thin blue line flag has become a potent statement in its own right.

imagine a regular American flag, but remove the red line from the right of the starfield and the white and red line below, and replace them with a navy blue stripe, a royal blue stripe ...

The PBA uses the ”thin blue line” American flag on its website, on its merchandise and at events hosted by the union, which takes place on township property. The flag is also displayed inside ...

Florida law permits homeowners to display the “thin blue line” flag ... for violating the flag code, because you’re allowed to bastardize and even destroy an American flag if you want ...

A Democrat-led town council in Connecticut refused to fly the "thin blue line" flag to honor a state trooper who was killed in the line of duty, with one member calling it "antagonistic." ...

A federal court has ruled that a Pennsylvania community's resolution prohibiting the display of an American flag with a thin blue line on all township property is unconstitutional. The ruling ...