Answers to Questions From Morning Readers
New York Times #29 - 5 weeks ago

Help! My Coworker Is Suddenly “Tasking” Everyone at the Office. What?
Slate #8 - 2 weeks ago

Fuhgeddaboudit! New York City's iconic accent is dying out, study finds
Daily Mail #26 - 3 months ago

What is the hardest language to learn? It's one of the most spoken languages in the world.
USA Today #28 - 3 years ago

Opinion | What Is ‘It Is What It Is’?
New York Times #25 - 4 weeks ago

How ‘iconic’ became anything but
Spectator (UK) #10 - 5 weeks ago

Words Mean Things, and the "Treason" Talk is Tiresome
OpEdNews #12 - 3 weeks ago

The anxiety of the half-finished Duolingo course
Verge #12 - 4 years ago

‘The Era of the Foreign Correspondent Is Over’: Justin Smith on His Media Start-Up
New York Times #31 - 4 months ago

Oxford dictionary skips 'Word of the Year' for 2020, says 'unprecedented' year required dozens instead
FOX News #43 - 8 months ago

Do you know your 2025 lingo? As 'parasocial' is named word of the year, take the test to see if you can keep up with this year's trending language
Daily Mail - 6 months ago

As a TEFL-certified teacher, here are the 12 online courses and apps I recommend for learning English as a new language
Business Insider #45 - 2 years ago

Opinion | 128 Tricky Questions That Could Stand Between You and U.S. Citizenship
New York Times #20 - 6 years ago

Pardon my French: dismay in Quebec as francophones fail language test
Guardian #41 - 3 years ago

Research Finds A New Trick To Telling If Someone Is Lying: Their Voice
Forbes #26 - 2 years ago

Canada is sending the wrong message to the world by using British English, experts say
Independent #10 - 3 weeks ago

Russian lawmakers limit use of foreign words
RT #4 - 2 months ago

Watch out, hallucinating Humphrey’s about in Whitehall
Guardian - 4 weeks ago

Cambridge Dictionary ripped for adding nonsense slang term ‘skibidi’ to its database: ‘English is no longer a language’
New York Post #5 - 3 weeks ago

West Point’s new motto is just one more attack on truth in America
American Thinker #2 - 2 weeks ago

Are You Filipino or Filipinx?
Vice - 6 months ago

‘Grade five instincts’: why sook is the new insult of choice in Australia’s parliament
Guardian - 3 weeks ago

AI program baffles researchers
RT #4 - 5 weeks ago

The remorseless rise of ‘so’
Spectator (UK) #10 - 2 months ago

How to turn your iPhone into instant foreign language translator
FOX News - 3 weeks ago

Language wars: the 19 greatest linguistic spats of all time
Guardian - 6 years ago

Merriam-Webster labels ‘sexual preference’ OFFENSIVE after uproar over LGBTQ terminology during SCOTUS confirmation hearing
RT #4 - 9 months ago

Style Conversational Week 1495: A few makeup tips
Washington Post - 3 years ago

I am conservative (and so can you)
Daily Caller - 10 years ago

From 'alert' to 'zoom': Steven Poole's lexicon of lockdown
Guardian #19 - 11 months ago

Why Are Letters Shaped the Way They Are?
Vice - 2 months ago

How to Learn a Foreign Language - The New York Times
New York Times #24 - 6 months ago

Viral Video Reveals What English Sounds Like if You Don't Speak the Language
Newsweek #39 - 2 years ago

‘Genny lec’ and ‘cozzie livs’. And who can afford 'savvy b'? British slang is daft, but it is breaking taboos | Coco Khan
Guardian #26 - 3 weeks ago

UK head teacher prompts outrage, heated debate after revealing her school ban on ‘sexist’ expressions like ‘boys and girls’
RT #4 - 3 months ago

Why We Use “lol” So Much
Vice - 4 weeks ago

Opinion | Democrats and Republicans No Longer Speak the Same Language
New York Times #25 - 16 months ago

We have an official language?
OpEdNews #19 - 4 months ago

The costs and benefits of English as a lingua franca
Guardian - 6 weeks ago

Liberal Rag Upset To Find People Still Call Stuff Retarded
Daily Caller #17 - 2 months ago
More English language News


Political Stance
Split
Left
Right
Establishment Stance
Split
Critical
Pro
Writing Style
Provocative
Nuanced
Depth
Breezy
Detailed
Shelf-Life
Short
Long
Recency
Evergreen
Latest