Point of grammar: If the noun that follows a percentage of is plural, use a plural verb after it: Only a small percentage of ...

The next three blunders from the same page of Leadership of January 23 showed lexical laziness by employing the same verb, ...

It sounds absurd even to ask if all languages are alike, or even somewhat alike, as anyone studying a foreign language for ...

Many languages indicate ownership of something by using the word "of." But English often uses an apostrophe and S, sometimes unnecessarily.

If we’re lucky, by now we know the winner of the presidential race, and regardless of how it turned out, there will be ...

If we’re lucky, by now we know the winner of the presidential race, and regardless of how it turned out, there will be ...

Jackson, who joined the Supreme Court in 2022, writes that she was “fiercely” competitive. She skipped her high-school commencement to compete in the National Catholic Forensic League championships.

“Woke” shouldn’t be a noun; it should remain the past tense of “wake ... Just meet my extended, Trump-supporting, farm family ...

Apostrophes are those little floating comma shapes that denote contractions and possessives, and that sometimes even make ...

A Democratic strategist laughed in a Republican's face Wednesday morning as he tried to cast President Joe Biden's rhetoric ...

We present another story from the RTÉ Short Story Competition shortlist 2024 - read Once Upon An Algorithm by Ryan Delaney ...

“Woke” shouldn’t be a noun; it should remain the past tense of “wake ... Just meet my extended, Trump-supporting, farm family and Trump-touting husband. Admittedly, the plural of anecdote is not data, ...