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After weeks of designers weighing in on their predictions of the big color design trend, we now know Pantone's 2025 color of the year.

The Oxford Dictionary made its selection for the 2024 Word of the Year. In case you hadn't guessed, it's 'brain rot.'

It's that time of year when people will make a simple error when trying to make their last name plural on Christmas cards.

As more users flee X for Bluesky, the platform says it quadrupled its moderation team and explained its anti-impersonation policy.

Is Thanksgiving dinner safe for dogs? Parts of it are, but some ingredients could cause your pooch some serious distress.

Dictionary.com has selected its 2024 Word of the Year, but the word doesn't necessarily mean what you think it does.

As much as we might like to ditch the little mark that causes so many errors, I'm afraid the English language is stuck with apostrophes.

After watching my followers across social media platforms, I've decided I'm going to pause Mastodon posts for a bit.

If the thought of losing your content on X is troubling, there's a way to move your tweets to X rival Bluesky.

There are handful of things I find worth watching on Amazon's Freevee service. But Amazon announced the brand will disappear within weeks.

The term ‘echo chamber’ has been around for a long time. But in recent years, it’s taken on a different political meaning.

The 'X Exodus' that began after the presidential election isn't the first time users threatened to leave the platform. Is this one different?

A new survey found that almost a quarter of Americans plan to avoid Thanksgiving dinner to dodge unpleasant political discussions.

There's a new term for an illogical coping mechanism when facing anxiety, particularly about finances: Are you guilty of 'doom spending'?

English is a complicated language and sometimes might inadvertently mix up syllables while speaking. Those slips have a name: spoonerisms.

What's an easy way to set a line or paragraph apart from the rest? It's a simple option that you still won't find in the Gutenberg editor.