Finalists for Education Week’s 2024 word of the year that—like the first runner-up in a Miss America pageant—will step in should “cellphone ban” not be able to fulfill its duties are: AI ...

Federal agencies have issued guidance to employees on hundreds of terms to limit or avoid using. An analysis of government websites shows many of the same words being removed. To the Editor ...

Words related to education, child care, the economy and health care were among those used most frequently in Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds' Condition of the State address Tuesday night.

A recent study has revealed the word residents struggle to spell the most in Ohio and each state across America.

The White House does not have a list of banned words that are restricted from use in official documents and instead gives discretion of word use to individual agencies.

Frequent words in the titles and summaries of terminated NSF research projects Word cloud of the most frequent terms from the titles and abstracts of terminated grants, with word size proportional to ...

In Trump’s Washington, Words Become Weaponized The previous administration’s progressive lexicon has been swept away, replaced by a new official language of a bureaucracy under fire from its ...

The review comes in response to a memo sent out Jan. 29 from the Office of Personnel Management, written by acting director Charles Ezell. Every agency has interpreted the memo a little ...

Tsinghua University researchers develop AI capable of generating 10,000-word texts, revolutionizing long-form content creation and raising ethical questions about the future of writing.

Following the example of federal agencies, some campuses are coming up with lists of keywords to purge their webpages and courses of DEI content. “Biases.” “Racism.” “Gender.” “Women.” Those are just ...

The word pride has shifted over the millennia, from being first used to describe one of the seven deadly sins in Roman Catholic theology to becoming a global symbol for LGBTQ strength and empowerment.