But here’s an interesting twist: “People who swear less often get more benefit from swearing when they need it,” he says. In other words, cursing all the time zaps the words of their potency.

History reveals little known facts about swearing-ins, past and present. Jan. 18, 2013 -- intro: In less than a week, President Obama will stand before the nation and once again swear the oath ...

A Kent council renewing its efforts to introduce fines for people who are caught swearing in public has said its proposals have been "misunderstood". Thanet District Council (TDC) will meet on ...

The Threads post's caption reads, "BREAKING: Trump, visibly confused and rambling, forgot why he was in the Oval Office – to swear in Tulsi Gabbard as DNI. Instead, he tried to leave without ...

We do our swearing-ins a little bit different in the past where we do them as part of our orientation. The only problem with that is our families don’t get a chance to attend.