McBrayer wrote an excellent column that’s a response to my recent column about the Yale report, “Trust Is Not an Academic Value.” I disagree with McBrayer’s views about trust, but he makes some good ...

The Word of the Day focuses on promulgate and explains its meaning, pronunciation and usage. The entry shows why the term is widely used in legal, political and official communication.

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A British exam board has faced criticism for a confusing exam which made a reference to a bisexual younger sister.

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