Technically, "idiots" can't vote in Kentucky. Here's how a House bill wants to change that language in the state constitution ...

The regulator's probe is focused on the issue of sports being considered gaming, said New York-based crypto lawyer Aaron ...

Well, they’re at it again. The good folks at Merriam-Webster are once again updating their dictionary so I hope their hard ...

Despite the multitude of factors and considerations that comprise the best interests doctrine, the current (and, potentially, ...

That Americans have elected to the country’s highest office a man who epitomizes cruelty, immorality, and an attitude that smacks of fascism (see Merriam-Webster for a definition) is ...

"Judge Cobb’s finding here is dicta—non-binding—and the legislative history is only relevant where the law is ambiguous." Brogan also points to the Merriam-Webster dictionary definition of ...

According to Merriam-Webster, a former definition of the word "idiot" — "a person affected with extreme intellectual disability" — is outdated and now considered offensive in that context.

Homeowners said noise from nearby pickleball courts made their home “unlivable.” They want Boise to shut down the courts.

to have this project, which was first approved by God, checked. the Testament that Christians label Old: this the name of ...

The shift from Washington’s Birthday to Presidents' Day began in the late 1960s, when Congress proposed the Uniform Monday ...

He meant what he said, however outlandish, aggressive, impetuous or simply preposterous, and the power of his determination should not be underestimated.