US to ban LGBTQ flags from embassies

The temporary measure was included in a massive government funding bill American embassies around the world will not be able to fly the rainbow, Progress or Black Lives Matter banners this summer, Bloomberg has reported. The White House agreed to the prohibition to get a $1.2 trillion spending bill through Congress. The bill, passed on Friday morning, keeps the US government open through September 30, the end of the 2024 fiscal year. The spending deal has been heavily criticized by some Republican legislators, who argued that it funds all of the ruling Democrats’ priorities and removes any policy leverage from the

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