Month Archives: June 2024

A church south of the border is gaining notoriety on social media after its pastor announced a plan to sell plots of land in Heaven.

A scathing report claims Paramount Global purged the library of MTV News content from the network's website.

You may not have even heard of modal verbs unless you're really into grammar. But these little auxiliary verbs add a lot to sentences.

What's going on with mail delays these days? It used to take two to three days for a letter to be delivered. Those days seem to be over!

Does social media actually need a warning label? America's surgeon general says it's contributing to an 'emergency' mental health crisis.

Fast food giant McDonald's confirmed it has called off its AI drive-thru experiment after some bungled orders hit social media.

Every two years, The Associated Press Stylebook releases a major update. This year, one change involves the terms juveniles and minors.

Do you start writing a post but sometimes not finish it? Resist the temptation to toss it. Incomplete posts could save you in a pinch.

The Southern Baptist Convention narrowly rejected a constitutional amendment that would have barred female pastors in its churches.

I'm sick of businesses that can't see the value of human workers from their customers' perspective. I'd usually prefer a human to a machine.

A couple of years ago, I saw that a major dictionary added the term 'dumbphone' to its pages. It seemed like a joke to me.

I've belonged to a certain credit union for about 40 years. I discovered, much to my shock, that they'd slowly taken about $200 in fees.

When the Threads API comes out, it will mean users will be able to schedule posts on the platform through social media management tools.

The manufacturer of Coca-Cola now has a new chief competitor after Dr. Pepper knocked Pepsi down a peg in soft drink sales.

When I grew up, everyone knew their telephone area codes but hardly ever used them. Thanks to technology, those days are long gone.

Loyal users hoped Post News might find a way to stay afloat after word came of its pending demise. But those hopes have been dashed.