Long-time favorite four-letter-word ‘f***’ has crept more steadily in recent decades into media, society, slang and even politics. As many Americans (and global citizens) exclaimed it around ...

The F-word has only become popular in print over the past few decades. In fact, at one time or another, both the U.S. (Comstock Act of 1873)and England (Obscene Publications Act of 1857) had made ...

The F-word was linked to a 32 percent increase in pain threshold and a 33 percent increase in pain tolerance, according to the publication. The made-up words had no beneficial impact.

It's also a word with lots of history — and now we know exactly how old it actually is. According to a historian who claims to have found the first recorded use of the f-word, "fuck" is 705 ...

The F-word has been flying around the media these days like a biblical plague, causing men to shift uncomfortably at the sound of it and women to quickly disown it. You know the word I’m talking ...

YouTube videos with strong profanity in the first seven seconds (words like “fuck”) are now eligible for full monetization, ...

While the F-word may still conjure up images of bra-burning and the radical '60s to some, modern feminism—now in its so-called "fourth wave"—is diverse, inclusive, and very much on the minds ...