This week, the Chronicle of Philanthropy launches a new monthly opinion column — “Watch Your Language” — that aims to help ...

In the same vein, I just found out that the word “buttload,” often used colloquially to mean “a large amount,” actually has its roots in Old English as a wine measurement.

After writing about free speech, columnist Issac J. Bailey received a letter that included the n-word. He wrote about the ...

“Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and do not lean on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge him, and he ...

Genocide Watch claims that using “ethnic cleansing” or "crimes against humanity" indicates an unwillingness to take forceful ...

America is being taxed without representation of the people, for the people and by the people. It is losing its values ...

In cases of medical debt, though, this sense of “afford” can be devastating. The medical system in the U.S. often forces people to choose between their money and their life, but unlike the mugger in ...

In the senior care industry, where trust is paramount and choices are deeply personal, traditional marketing tactics no longer are enough.

After her career in journalism, followed by eight years on the Leon County Commission, Mary Ann Lindley drew upon past ...

Earlier this summer, the city of Oconomowoc sought to purchase new protective gear for its police officers by reaching out ...

The so-called “worst of the worst” immigrants that the Trump administration is holding in detention facilities are mostly ...

I recently learned that my boyfriend, also 54, has been carrying credit-card debt for many years and has a balance of $90,000 now. Although he has a stable job, he cannot make ends meet: rent, child ...