Merriam Webster had some fun with the Mavericks trading away Luka Doncic on their personal X page on Thursday.

This letter examines concerns about power, technology, and governance in America, questioning who holds real influence over key systems and democracy.

“Get rid of all bitterness, rage and anger, brawling and slander, along with every form of malice.” — Ephesians 4:31 I once ...

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Merriam-Webster posted the definition of "Yeet" after Jey Uso won the Royal Rumble. "What?" and "Yeah" are easy enough ...

You might remember Tim Walz. Ran for vice president. Round-faced, non-threatening, affable — the embodiment of “Minnesota ...

But “fake news” as a term is not new, and unfortunately, it seems destined to stay a part of the lexicon. First earning ...

Technically, "idiots" can't vote in Kentucky. Here's how a House bill wants to change that language in the state constitution ...

Anti-intellectualism is defined by Merriam-Webster as “opposing or hostile to intellectuals or to an intellectual view or approach.” Anti-intellectuals are known to distrust or dismiss intellectual ...

In today's political and public discourse—whether on television, radio, or podcasts—one often encounters unique terminology ...

An automated answer to a question about whether the perceived misuse of "literally" should upset someone not only sounds like ...