A red squirrel diving head-first into its hide is ... adopting the gesture that referees use when they say this word.” Ricordel captured this shot of the three polar bears in the Arctic Wildlife ...

Pop music sensation Beyoncé has unveiled a sneak peek of her highly anticipated halftime performance at the NFL game between the Baltimore Ravens and Houston Texans on Christmas Day. The singer ...

This will mean enemies will be locked in place during the Squirrel Tsunami and give the player a fully reloaded slingshot to attack with at the same time. Having such a simple kit that can ...

However, it was Milko Marchetti who was announced as the overall winner of this year's competition for his photo, entitled 'Stuck Squirrel'. The hilarous photo shows a red squirrrel entering a ...

What does Rudyard Kipling’s Boots poem mean in the 28 Years Later trailer? Rudyard Kipling’s Boots poem highlights the struggles of the people against the dead in the 28 Years Later trailer.

A prominent Canadian novelist is speaking out after a local high school teacher was ordered to stop teaching one of his award-winning novels in class because of its use of the N-word. Lawrence ...

A Syrian prisoner shared his seven harrowing words after being freed from deposed dictator Bashar al-Assad's underground torture prisons. He soon realised the men were attempting to free him and ...

A poem featured in the teaser trailer for the highly-anticipated zombie flick 28 Years Later has been leaving people creeped out, but the real-life meaning behind it is even more chilling. The trailer ...

Copyright 2024 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. The 2024 U.S. presidential election shook the nation and world, unsurprisingly making Merriam-Webster’s ...

morphed into the term’s meaning in the political and cultural spheres as we know it today. Outside of Merriam-Webster, Oxford also named its Word of the Year recently: "brain rot." The noun is ...

It’s most commonly used to mean “causing strong disagreement between opposing factions or groupings.” Merriam-Webster, which logs 100 million pageviews a month on its site, chooses its word ...