From The Archive

The truth is out there. Here’s what you’re really looking at.

What news sent people to the dictionary this week?

“I thought we’d give you a lift,” he told one surprised airman.

Moose antlers are deciduous—meaning they are meant to be shed. But that doesn't make it less shocking when you see one fall off!

In his personality test, Hoffman talked about his acting career and aspirations as well as his difficulties in Hollywood.

They may not have been able to articulate it, but people have been trying to get their eyebrows on fleek for thousands of years.

If you were born in 1991, not only do you have something in common with the World Wide Web, the Honeycrisp apple, and the Jerry Springer show, you got to grow up with these words that have their first Oxford English Dictionary citations in 1991.

Tiger, moon, and buttonhole are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to words you probably didn’t know could be used as verbs—so why not try dropping some of these into conversation?

The U.S. Navy is the largest navy in the world, and it is steeped in lore and tradition.

Billy Joel was not amused.

The doings and sayings of some of history's most beloved world-changing women.