Every day when Chile's players walk onto their World Cup practice field, the torn and muddied Chilean flag flying nearby serves as a reminder of just how much their country needs something to cheer ...

The current roster of emojis includes many national flags, but not state-specific ones. So, left with few other options, people have taken to using the Chilean flag emoji (🇨🇱) to signify Texas pride ...

Francisco Soto had the Chilean flag around his neck in the misting rain, toting it from hole-to-hole at TPC Southwind wherever Joaquin Niemann went, hoping his favorite golfer might notice him. “He’s ...

A State Representative introduced a resolution into the Texas state legislature aimed at deterring Texans from using the Chilean flag emoji in place of the Texas flag. "Most major electronic messaging ...

OK, the flags do look similar. The Chilean national flag features a horizontal white stripe over a red stripe and a dark blue canton with a large white star in the upper hoist corner. Sound familiar?

For the past few years, at least, officials in Atascosa County, south of San Antonio, have been sending out absentee ballot packages that include a page with a flag proudly displayed in a wavy motion.

An iconic image captures what a man, and his country, lost during earthquake. March 5, 2010— -- Sometimes a photo captures more than a moment. An image seen in almost every newspaper and magazine ...

Feb. 21 (UPI) --A Texas lawmaker hopes to pass legislation to discourage people from using the Chilean flag emoji to represent the Texas flag. Republican State Representative Tom Oliverson authored ...

Thanks to Apple’s refusal to release what we know would be the most useful emoji of all time, the Chilean flag is often confused for that of Texas. And, we have to admit, the mistake seems easy to ...

While there’s not an emoji of the Texas state flag, there’s one that looks very similar to it – the emoji for the flag of Chile. Both flags feature red and white bars, a blue panel and a single star.

AUSTIN, Texas (KTRK) -- You're using the wrong emoji. That's the statement from one Texas lawmaker, who is filing legislation to remind all Texans that an emoji that looks like a Texas flag is not, in ...