Strong word use and verbal skills in older adults may predict longer life, better overall cognitive health, and resilience.

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The words we choose shape how people are seen and treated. A single word can shift relationships, change systems, and even alter history.

The blow-by-blow of an American military strike on Yemeni Houthis, inadvertently shared with a journalist from The Atlantic ...

Council members say hate speech used by the public during city meetings has discouraged others from coming to speak.

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The first in-person gathering devoted to those building with the AT Protocol — which powers Bluesky — was held in Seattle.

New York Times columnist David Brooks and Washington Post associate editor Jonathan Capehart join Amna Nawaz to discuss the ...

It sets a precedent for how to respond to the Trump administration's attack on trans people and hopefully lead to more legal ...

Now the left is making a lot of the same critiques, noting that this time the dystopian directive comes from the top of the ...

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Of all the brilliant phrases that make people look more competent than they actually are, "We can circle back at a later date ...