Think you can use "because of" and "due to" interchangeably? Think again. Grammar can be tricky. Just because something sounds right when you say it out loud doesn’t mean it’s technically correct.

Words are wonderful things, unless of course you are exchanging them through attorneys. In the vast lexicon of the English language, some words stand taller than others when it comes to evocative ...

The way Americans use the word "because" is changing, as chronicled by my colleague Megan Garber. So, I got curious about the word "because." I've been playing with a bot—a little bit of code—that ...