Editorial writer Steven Macoy says American leaders across the political spectrum consistently fail to use plain, accurate language.

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You can’t claim that Machado doesn’t know her role: She abased herself before Trump as vigorously as she could after the Nobel announcement, even “dedicating” the prize to him, in an English-language ...

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Adding more "understanding" to Google Translate seems in line with the company's stated plans to make the app more ...

A migrant convicted last month of raping a teenage girl at a Massachusetts hotel while it was being used as a migrant shelter ...

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As part of a ceasefire agreement, Israel plans to release 1,950 Palestinian prisoners. But Hamas is demanding the inclusion ...

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