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Nationwide Flag Lowering
On Tuesday, President Donald Trump issued an order that flags across the United States be flown at half‑staff for one week in tribute to country music icon Dolly Parton.[1][2][3]
Dolly Parton’s Death Announced
Parton was announced to have died at the age of 80, as her family posted a video statement on social media confirming her passing.[2]
Trump’s Public Statement
Trump took to the Truth Social platform to express his mourning for the artist, citing her legacy and the impact she had on his life.[2]
Nationwide Flag Lowering Details
The presidential order invoked federal protocol, allowing U.S. flags at federal buildings, state capitols, and other places of honor to be flown at half‑staff for seven days following the announcement.[3]
Public and Political Reactions
The gesture has prompted comments from lawmakers and fans alike, with many praising the acknowledgment of Parton’s cultural influence.[1][2]
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