Unlike many other languages, English has no second-person plural. Words such as “y ... is “English’s fakest rule”, because pronouns do not split into subjects and objects as neatly ...

The condescending clip was arguably the most consequential bit of game film from the Dems’ performance in the last few years.

They clearly forgot that singular you was a plural pronoun that had become singular as well. You functioned as a polite singular for centuries, but in the 17th century, singular you replaced thou ...

The filmmaker talks to editorial page editor James Dao about how his newest project is the most important one he’ll ever make ...

A year into his second and final term as Kentucky’s ... of “conversion therapy” on LGBTQ minors. Beshear used a plural pronoun — “we” — when referencing Kentucky’s economic status.

Such pronunciation overlap, particularly after sound changes deleting final vowels on words became widespread, created ...

In Old Norse, the third-person plural pronoun was “thei/theim,” depending on whether used as a subject (thei) or an object (theim). Given its more distinct pronunciation from the Old English ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - Cuyahoga County deputies confirm a second person has died in connection to a chase and crash that happened in March. The victim has been identified as Tamya Westmoreland, 48.

Karoline Leavitt, White House press secretary, said she will not respond to reporters that include their pronouns in their ...