Cybernews recently analyzed 15,212,645,925 passwords to find the most popular trends in 2025 so far. Unsurprisingly, they found that people like to use swear words in their passwords (maybe because we ...

Editor's note: This story contains profanity. Sort of. Though we used punctuation in place of most letters and even rhyming words for clues so you'll probably be able to figure out the swear words we ...

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Mr. Edmundson’s most recent book is “The Age of Guilt: The Super-Ego in the Online World.” Is there anyone out there now who doesn’t swear? Is there anyone who doesn’t revel in vulgar language? You ...

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It’s fair to say that Ukrainians like to swear, even in normal times. But now, with their country fighting off a Russian invasion, they might just rank as the sweariest people on Earth. But nowhere is ...