Trump’s order marks the first time in the country’s 248-year history that the government has established an official language.

Making English the official language carries a hostile, if unintended, rejection of cultures and will promote divisiveness, not unity.

Experts spoke with Education Week about the potential challenges and opportunities an official U.S. language creates.

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President Trump is set to sign an executive order on Friday declaring English the official language of the United States.

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A local author has released a newly revised book which looks at the history and heritage of the Isle of Man. Sara Goodwins, a ...