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

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

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

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a former definition of the word "idiot" — "a person affected with extreme intellectual disability" — is outdated and now considered offensive in that context.

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

Merriam-Webster’s definition of “an arrogantly and pompously ... recognize only two genders under federal law, rename the Gulf of Mexico “the Gulf of America” and return Denali to its ...

"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 ...

Governmental overreach, according to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary of Legal Terms, involves the excessive exercise of power by governmental authorities beyond what is constitutionally authorized or ...

As we think of ourselves or call ourselves sovereign as a federally recognized tribe, we need to think about the term ...