It likely entered the lexicon via Yiddish, a language spoken by Jewish immigrants in the American theatrical community. If something is trivial or worthless, Americans say it's "for the birds." ...

When Netflix launched the country's first web-based video-on-demand service in 2007, little did it know that terms like ...

NASA announces, "The astronaut reports that he is A-OK," introducing a new phrase into the American lexicon. May 25: President John F. Kennedy, in his first State of the Union address, accelerates ...

Lexicon, Inc. hosted the American Welding Society at Mills University Studies High School on Friday to inspire and inform students of all the opportunities in the welding industry. "We're out here ...

While they have yet to penetrate the everyday American lexicon, active clubs are "growing explosively, and filling a void created by the prosecutions that decimated the leadership of Oath Keepers ...

right into the everyday American lexicon. It might even be changing the way Americans think about race: Sixty percent now say there is more work to be done to give white and black people equal ...

Send an email to Jacob. The Trump administration may soon bring the word “impoundment” back into the modern American’s political lexicon. As the new administration attempts to cut government ...

The North’s outrage is linked to a questionnaire sent by the Washington-based Office of Management and Budget looking into ...

(JTA) — Bupkis — meaning nothing, absolutely zilch — is one of those few Yiddish words that have become part of the American lexicon. It’s also the name of Pete Davidson’s new show.