A federal appeals court ruled against a transgender public school teacher who wanted to tell students her preferred pronouns.

The parents of your child’s spouse. Your child’s in-laws. OK, this is a Yiddish word, but one that, like a lot of Yiddish words, has poked its way into English because it fills a gap.

By Herman M. Lagon Walk into any classroom or office and the air will likely hum with a familiar tune: “Good morning, Ma’am!” ...

In Pronoun Trouble, the Columbia professor and New York Times columnist tells the truth about those pesky little words.

Because of its nuts-and-bolts approach to the subject, the preceding chapter must have given the impression that making paragraph transitions is simply a mechanical procedure, a matter of just tacking ...

A group of Maryland parents who sued a school board over its refusal to allow elementary school children to be taken out of ...

On “Bye Bye 25!” she replaces her original lyrics with a list of all of the president’s favorite words: “intersex,” “Gulf of Mexico,” “climate change,” and “women,” among them.