The latest from UK filmmaker Ted Evans features a deaf principal cast and the use of British Sign Language ...

Older generations might still associate the word with a comforting drink, having no clue that someone is asking for the latest gossip. Linguist Gretchen McCulloch suggests that the rapid dissemination ...

The crash of helmets. The roar of the crowd.These are sounds which define football. Which is a very immersive game. But imagine playing it in silence. “I can’t hear the ref and I ...

As 240-foot-high power lines are set to rise across Sugarloaf, Pennsylvania, longtime residents are fighting eminent domain claims. The worst part? There's not even enough juice to keep Big Tech's ...

When Humphrey the camel drinks root beer, he plants his fuzzy toes in the dirt, throws back his long neck, and sucks the sweet soda from a repurposed bourbon bottle. When he’s satisfied, his owner, ...

Newsom has provoked the ire of Trump and his supporters with a series of posts poking fun at the president's mode of speaking, mental lapses and machismo ...

As the fashion world converges on Milan, Italy’s fashion capital stands at a historic inflection point - with new eras beginning at Gucci, Versace, Bottega Veneta, and Jil Sander - and what will no ...

Great food doesn’t always wear fancy clothes. Sometimes it wears a green metal roof in Fairview, North Carolina, and serves the best chicken nachos you’ll ever taste.

Despite the president’s pathetic plea, the U.S. military officials assembled by War Secretary Pete Hegseth to bear witness to this diatribe mostly sat in silence throughout the president’s remarks, in ...

Chaos has followed Hegseth for most of his career, from rape allegations, to alcoholism, to infidelity. His commitment to this “warrior ethos” is a sign of more to come, and the generals left—even if ...

When it comes to body language, there’s a lot that gets said without anyone actually saying a word. From Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce to King Charles and Prince Harry, fans love picking up on those ...

Columnist Pat Beall conjures up a memo from the War Department to the Commander-in-Chief following an amphibious assault.