“When a public figure like Donald Trump repeatedly uses ‘sick’ to describe opponents, it can normalize demeaning language and ...

The word “polemical” means expressing or constituting a strongly critical attack on or controversial opinion about something ...

President Donald Trump said Wednesday that he would consider allowing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to resume military action in Gaza if Hamas refuses to uphold its end of the ceasefire ...

Two age groups boast the highest proportion of Canadians who always avoid swearing in public—those aged 18-34 (47 per cent) ...

The word “obfuscate” means to make something unclear, confusing or difficult to understand. It is a verb and can either be done deliberately or unintentionally. The word is essentially the opposite of ...

Donald Trump's public compliment to Italian PM Giorgia Meloni as \"beautiful\" at a right-wing gathering sparked debate.

Will the Liberal Party take a stand on “net zero” or not? (I am using “net zero” as a shorthand way of labelling the whole ...

Words like “chin-chai” (anything is fine) and “chun chun” (great, excellent). Or “ngam ngam” (just nice), “ma chai” (sycophant) and “ta pau” (take away).

Nigel Farage has hailed property tycoon Mr Candy’s huge £1million donation to Reform UK as a defining moment for the party — ...

Trump was taking questions from reporters and was asked about Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro when he dropped the expletive ...

This is kind of crazy that that could be possible,” Joe Rogan said after President Donald Trump began sending migrants to his mega prison in El Salvador without due process ...

The former prime minister Raila Odinga will be remembered through his many nicknames that he managed to acquire through out ...