A look at the major discrepancies in Justice Samuel Alito’s comments about controversial flags flown at his property and what he still has not fully answered.

Alito flew an upside-down American flag. What if a liberal Supreme Court justice did that? Say a Fox News reporter noticed a Black Lives Matter flag flying outside liberal Supreme Court Justice ...

Neither of the Alitos have commented on another provocative flag that was displayed at their New Jersey beach home.

The New York Times reports that an “Appeal to Heaven” flag was flown at one of Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito’s homes, as well as at the home of Supreme Court power broker Leonard Leo ...

The New York Times reported this week that the flag flew over Alito’s vacation home last summer. Another flag carried by some of the people who attacked the Capitol – an upside-down American ...

Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito became further embroiled in controversy Wednesday night as The New York Times reported he flew an “Appeal to Heaven” flag outside his beach house that has ...

This comes just a week after The New York Times reported Alito flew an upside-down U.S. flag outside his Virginia home in January 2021, a symbol used by election deniers.

Around the time when the “Appeal to Heaven” flag, also called the Pine Tree flag, was allegedly flying outside Alito’s vacation home, a high-profile Jan. 6 case arrived at the Supreme Court.

A New York Times investigation finds the "Appeal to Heaven" banner — a Revolutionary War flag appropriated by religious insurgents on Jan. 6 — flew at the Supreme Court justice's beach house ...

It turns out that the upside-down flag flown at Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito’s Virginia home after the January 6 insurrection wasn’t the only time one of his properties nodded to the ...

Another flag carried by some on Jan. 6, 2021, flew over a home of Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito last summer, the New York Times reported.