Month Archives: January 2025

The classic Michael Landon drama 'Little House on the Prairie' will get a reboot on a major streaming platform.

Google says it will change the Gulf of Mexico and Denali to the Gulf of America and Mount McKinley on its mapping software.

There are plenty of times in English the wrong word somehow feels more right. Pronoun-Gerund agreement can be just such a challenge.

When you browse font options for your blog, how do you know which is the right and which is the wrong typeface to use?

Bluesky, a social media app designed to give X a run for its money wants do the same for Instagram with the Flashes app.

Users are falsely claiming Meta automatically signed them up to follow the Donald Trump Facebook page without their consent.

When you're looking for one word to cover a range of wintertime precipitation from freezing rain to snow, would you choose wintery or wintry?

It's rare that MLK Day and Inauguration Day happen to fall on the same day. Here's why it's happening this year.

For the second Donald Trump inauguration, U.S. flags ordered to be at half-staff in tribute to President Jimmy Carter will rise for a day.

No social media platform is immune from people who don't know how to behave. A Bluesky troll just demonstrated that little fact.

Here's a grammar question from the city of Denver. Is 'council member' one word or two? Sometimes, even a style guide can't help much.

If you sometimes find yourself the victim of social media trolls, Bluesky moderation allows you to prevent some nastiness on your profile.

Meta, owner of Facebook, Instagram and Threads, is killing a fact-check program in favor of a community-based flagging system.

The owner of the social platform X says a change to its algorithm will effectively address negative posts to improve the user experience.

When the American flag is lowered to the mid-point of flagpoles to honor someone who died, should we call it half-mast or half-staff?

I recently saw an excerpt of a blog post I was interested in. To read more, I quickly found myself in the quagmire of Substack subscriptions!