A "Wheel of Fortune" contestant barely missed out on solving a puzzle after omitting a simple two-letter word.

"It’s been definitively established that the plane was shot down by an American Patriot air defense system," Putin claimed.

You may not have ever heard of the 2023 Oxford Word of the Year... But there's a very good chance you've heard the word it's derived from.

Today, the king's hereditary estate still clings to archaic rights to collect leftover assets within the modern-day boundaries of Lancashire.

An adult illegal alien allegedly assumed the identity of a 17-year-old girl to attend classes at a Louisiana high school.

A new Oxford Dictionary of African American English will define terms long associated with black culture, and ten words are out.

"The service contains new elements that reflect the diversity of our contemporary society,’’ Archbishop Justin Welby said.

Merriam-Webster's word of the year for 2022, "gaslighting", was looked up with frequency every single day of the year.

During her visit to New York, Princess Anne combined a Staten Island Ferry ride with her love of lighthouses.

King Charles III grew visibly upset with a leaky pen as he incorrectly signed a document in Northern Ireland.