Flag burning

Enrique Tarrio said in court via teleconference that he was "profusely" sorry. At his last court appearance, he pleaded guilty but expressed no remorse.

Trump's "despicable, fascist [Mount] Rushmore rant fueled my determination to burn not one, not two, but three flags," Gregory "Joey" Johnson said.

President Donald Trump has revived his calls for a Congressional ban on burning the American flag amid ongoing demonstrations.

The flags, which measured four feet by six feet and sat atop an eight-foot pole, had been planted near the veterans mausoleum at Forest Lawn cemetery in Anderson, South Carolina

Police say suspect was arrested for burning an object in a public place with the intent to intimidate.

Abrams, who is running for Georgia governor, attended the flag burning on the steps of the state's Capitol when she was a college freshman.

The video used 43 of 143 words from an audience member's question, and only 24 of 615 words from O'Rourke's answer.

Donzella James apologized after she shared a Facebook post on the D-Day anniversary comparing the symbolism of the U.S. flag to Ku Klux Klan members burning crosses.

The blaze spread over five acres.

The lawmakers symbolized the anger felt by many Iranians as Trump reneged on the Obama-era deal.