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Back in 2017, the Drug Enforcement Agency needed to make sure law enforcement officials were keeping up with the evolving nature of drug slang.

Invitations went out today. Kensington Palace Tweeted out the official first look.

In our age of wellness and enrichment, people still like to have fun, but they want to monitor what they put into their bodies. A new Oregon study found that young people believe alcohol does more harm to their bodies that marijuana.

Sarcasm, as linguist Robert Gibbs noted, includes “words used to express something other than and especially the opposite of the literal meaning of a sentence.” A form of irony, it also tends to be directed toward a specific individual.

Red Sparrow is like a a test of resistance. It's slow-paced, extremely and realistically violent, and all sorts of campy. Like, wow, at those Russian accents.

China is taking their "security" measures to the next level, arming their police officers with special glasses that can tell them all about you in seconds.

In the Midwest, drug addicts are reportedly getting high on a variety of substances doused in common household bug sprays, like RAID.

EliteSingles magazine and language learning app Babbel surveyed  more than 6,000 singles from 11 countries, asking them what trait they found most attractive.

It's hard to imagine Prince Harry and Meghan Markle not being under the media spotlight, but there was a time when the couple was quietly dating and no one suspected a thing.

Not one to back down from a viral Instagram drink idea, Starbucks is debuting a new Frappuccino called the Crystal Ball, specifically to appeal to social media.