Court rules protest group’s '86 47' flag is not threat of violence against Trump

A federal court ruled that the National Parks Service (NPS) cannot block a protest by a group that has been displaying a flag that said “86 47” — the same phrase at the heart of the Department of Justice’s prosecution of former FBI Director James Comey — specifically finding the evidence showed it was unreasonable to interpret it as a “call to violence” against President Donald Trump. Judge Randolph D. Moss with the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, an Obama appointee, issued the 21-page order Monday, granting a temporary injunction to Accountability NOW USA (“Accountability Now”), a...