When it comes to texting, most people are either like Alexis from Schitt’s Creek—constantly online and over-sharing or more like Penny from The Big Bang Theory—slightly detached and hard to pin down.

If only they were robotic! Instead, chatbots have developed a distinctive — and grating — voice. Credit...Illustration by Giacomo Gambineri Supported by By Sam Kriss In the quiet hum of our digital ...

It’s official: “Six Seven” Just earned the title of Dictionary.com’s 2025 Word of the Year. But even as the word is officially added to the cultural lexicon, it has already been quietly removed ...

Telegram founder Pavel Durov will cover IVF costs for women who want to use his donated sperm, and has promised his offspring a share of his fortune.

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Spending time around children this holiday season? USA TODAY defined four Gen Alpha slang phrases to know ahead of your ...

But in recent years, he's going by El Gallo, or El Gallo Dorado. Where does that come from and what does that mean? It's Spanish for the fighting rooster of Dorado, which is a nickname he says got ...

Previous research findings have shown that exclamation marks make comments seem generally more positive. People also use them ...

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth used the term, which alludes to uncertainty in battle, in reference to a deadly U.S. military attack in the Caribbean. By Francesca Regalado As Defense Secretary Pete ...

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The polar vortex has broken, and severe temperatures are set to dominate most of the country in the coming days. Temperatures in the 10s are forecast for much of the Northeast, and subzero ...