archiveSeptember 2019

The latest version of WordPress includes an upgrade for its controversial Gutenberg Editor and a new feature: the social links block.

Have you listened to how someone's speech pattern changes when they bow their heads and start with the flowery prayer language?

One of television's all-time great series, 'The Twilight Zone,' is coming to theaters in time for the program's 60th anniversary.

If you checked your accounts and noticed a huge bank error in your favor, would you resist the temptation to spend it? For your sake, you better hope so!

You'd think that when the inventor of the image format specified how everyone should pronounce Gif, it would solve the debate. It didn't. The debate over how to pronounce Gif has been going on for about as long as the format has been around. Way back in May of 2013,...

When you read 'how to' articles on blogging, many advocate writing longer blog posts with word lengths closer to 1,500 words.

There's an ongoing battle among pastors of both new and old congregations over fighting to avoid what's known as a consumer church.

The Singular They controversy continued making headlines this week as a star adopted the pronoun and a dictionary officially added the term.

Late-night talk show host James Corden took issue with comments from host Bill Maher on the need to 'bring back' fat-shaming.

The Associated Press recently released an update to its rules about using hyphens. As with most changes and updates, it's driving some writers crazy.

Bloggers learn quickly about trolls. But I'd never heard of the term 'sealioning' — which is related to online trolling — until recently.

When a pastor targeted by President Donald Trump in a tweet started catching flak, he posted a thoughtful response to it all.

Instagram Messages are rapidly becoming an aggravation for a number of users because most of the time, they seem to be nothing more than spam.

We've reached that mysterious point with the September 11 attacks that we seem to make a bigger mention of them only in five-year intervals.