"The luck of the Irish" phrase dates back to the 19th century and is a popular one used among Irish individuals today. Beyond the phrase, there are symbols correlated with Irish folk that represent ...

It’s an expression so common in every election cycle, you might not even notice it. A benign catch-all term for both nonpartisan voter registration drives and sophisticated influence operations. A ...

At a news conference announcing the arrest of Tyler Robinson for the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, authorities revealed that bullet casings found in the rifle that was used in ...

President Donald Trump's executive order purporting to abolish birthright citizenship for millions of U.S.-born children is an insult to the text, history, and original public meaning of the ...

We often say, "I will die of laughing," when something is extremely funny — but have you ever stopped to wonder if it’s just a casual expression or if it could actually happen? Surprisingly, the ...

When is a meatball not a meatball? That was the question in a federal courtroom in Pennsylvania on Thursday, where the mayor of Allentown, Pennsylvania, is on trial for charges wholly unrelated to ...

A new slang phrase is making its way around social media, specifically following the results of the 2024 presidential election. "Crash out" has been in the Gen Alpha and Gen Z vernacular for several ...

The proverb, now more popular than ever, no longer carries the same logic. "A few bad apples" is a phrase Americans have heard more than a few times recently as protests against police brutality, ...

Have you heard the '6 7' phrase and wondering what it means? Here's what to know about the six-seven expression, how it originated and the meaning of brain rot. A new slang expression is trending in ...