English is a malleable language. By speaking it, we smash and mold its words, often giving them new meanings. When this occurs, adjustments in usage must follow.
Following the attack on satirical French...
Pour être ou ne pas être Charlie (to be or not to be Charlie)?
Suppose I wrote an article insulting your religion, your mother and everything you hold near and dear to your heart.
Do you write...
We craft this editorial on Veteran’s Day, reminding ourselves of the scars left on several generations by the ubiquitously termed “War on Terror.”
The word “terrorism” has become meaningless,...
“If the Islamic State (is) to be characterized, it would be as a revolutionary (or radical) insurgent actor,” said Yale Professor of Political Science & Director, Program on Order, Conflict and...
The only screw-up bigger than the U.S. response to the terrorist attack in Benghazi has been the media’s reporting on Benghazi.
On Oct. 27, “60 Minutes” correspondent Lara Logan interviewed Dylan...
“Tonight, I can report to the American people and to the world that the United States has conducted an operation that killed Osama bin Laden,” President Barack Obama announced on May 2, 2011.
People...
