"With it we bless the Lord and Father, and with it we curse those who are made in the likeness of God....[T]his ought not to be so" (James 3:9-10). What is the author of the Book of James, a real t… ...

As we move forward, let us choose our words with care. The cost of careless words is too great to ignore, and the rewards of compassionate language — though they may take time to unfold — will ...

A Word, Please: People who don’t care about grammar often get it right. Kids choose jackets during the 15th annual Holiday New Coats for Kids Drive at the Boys & Girls Club of Costa Mesa.

The word was first put in print in March 2007, according to The New York Times, when health care lobbyist Jeanne Schulte Scott penned it in a health industry journal.

A word you shouldn’t use in any sentence November 21, 2013 More than 11 years ago The Los Angeles Clippers' Matt Barnes was fine $25,000 by the NBA for using a racial slur in a tweet.

Words matter, especially in the field of dementia care, according to a panel of experts who debated the effects of language used in the senior living industry, particularly surrounding memory care.

Sure you should take good care of your children and you should pay your bills on time. Most of the time though when you use the word should, this common but potently dis-empowering word will end ...