Washington Commanders head coach Dan Quinn loves his slogans. Whether it's "tell the truth Monday," or discussing a player's "superpower," or "winning time moments," there are several, and they are ...

DEAR ANNIE: My older sister, “Jan,” who is nine years older than I am, has a long history of trying to sabotage my life in truly hurtful ways. When our mother died in 2015, something happened that I ...

A Detroit Lions fan is publicly asking Steelers receiver DK Metcalf to retract accusations of racial and misogynistic slurs. The fan, Ryan Kennedy, claims the altercation began after he used Metcalf's ...

Saying that racism is one of the few things that can get under his skin, the Detroit Lions fan involved in last week’s in-game altercation with Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver DK Metcalf implored ...

Frank Chouraqui is a non-active member of the Dutch political party Groenlinks-PvdA (center left) We find ourselves in the midst of a crisis of truth. Trust in public institutions of knowledge ...

On December 18 of the first year of their most recent terms, the RealClearPolitics averages tell a story the press refuses to tell. Donald Trump stood at 43.6% approval. Joe Biden was at 43%. George W ...

It started with a boy in her class—some kid with a loose tooth and loose lips—who told her Santa wasn’t real. “It’s just your parents,” he said, as if he were reporting tomorrow’s lunch menu. My ...

Last week, President Donald Trump called for the execution of six veterans who are members of Congress for posting a video telling members of the military that “they can refuse illegal orders.” On ...

What should you wear to Ruth's Chris Steak House? Who owns the company? And will people ever get over that name? You asked — and we've got the answers. Ford workers told their CEO ‘none of the young ...

Marketing is moving faster than ever, and somehow, it’s getting shallower. The industry’s obsession with immediacy has created a landscape defined by noise: endless reels, AI-driven trends and ...

“Raise your hand if you’ve heard of Thomas Jefferson,” I said to a group of about 70 middle schoolers in Memphis. Hands shot up across the auditorium. “What do we know about him?” I asked. “He was the ...