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the white house warns its provocative and irresponsible. our interview with taiwans top representative to the u.s. are you ready for what may be coming? plus, russia finally says its ready to talk about a prisoner swap. and basketball star brittney griner. the c.d.c.s new covid recommendations. the nations top public health agency agency is expected to ease guidelines, just as students return to schools. and "on the road": how one womans passion for grammar is taking her across the cou...

u.s. on vital issues and stages military drills off taiwans coast. the white house warns its provocative and irresponsible. our interview with taiwans top representative to the u.s. are you ready for what may be coming? plus, russia finally says its ready to talk about a prisoner swap. and basketball star brittney griner. the c.d.c.s new covid recommendations. the nations top public health agency agency is expected to ease guidelines, just as students return to schools. and "on the roa...

For certain nerdy types (you know the ones), language books make great gifts. Unlike mysteries and memoirs that are quickly devoured in e-book form — then forgotten — informative, fun

June Casagrande shares a varied holiday shopping list of books on language for grammar-savvy readers.

Princeton area community website with events, comprehensive business listings, and local information

You might have seen T-shirts that announce "Silently correcting your grammar." No matter your age or education, there are times when most of us feel uncertain about our use of spoken and written language.

Alissa Wetherbee of Ellsworth, Maine, thinks (correctly, in my opinion) the word 'lumberjill' should appear in the dictionary right next to 'lumberjack.'

Ellen Jovin visited South Bend in 2019 and set up her Grammar Table on South Michigan Street. Her book "Rebel With a Clause" includes her visit.

A lively new book tackles the Oxford comma, the “unjustified vilification” of “me,” and other language matters.

From the column: "It is about the ritual of gentle, dorky debate with a shared sense of purpose, focused on this thing we have in common: language. We all poop and we all punctuate."