English recently became the US's official language. But on a tiny island, residents still speak the country's most English version of English, and many Americans don't understand it.

Ocracoke is a tiny North Carolina island. The residents speak a dialect that blends Elizabethan English, Irish tones, ...

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Everything about the island is local and it is one of the few places in America where there are no hotel chains, no Starbucks ...

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The first sight Zalmai “Zeke” Zahir would see most mornings growing up in Seattle and on the Muckleshoot reservation was the ...

Yuki] Tanaka’s singular view, somewhat detached yet not lacking in compassion, soberly reckoning while allowing for flights ...

North American Van Lines offers clients guaranteed pricing based on quotes for local, long-distance and international moves. The company provides services that can help residential moves and ...

About half of U.S. adults (51%) say it is extremely or very important for the U.S. to make English its official language.

Growing up in a way where you have multiple cultural influences on you means that you’re never going to be able to fit in,” ...

Fernando Hurtado, a former TV journalist at NBC and Telemundo, was researching a story about something called “Miami English," when he ran across another phrase: Chicano English.