Sun worshipers at a Big Apple beach where sharks were spotted disturbingly close to swimmers over the July 4th weekend ...

The modern meaning. Per the OED, the first usage of the phrase take it with a grain of salt in its figurative (rather than literal) meaning was recorded in 1647. But how did we get from Pliny’s ...

Take it with a grain of salt like when I promised my interns a bonus. It's on them for believing me. And the next time the mainstream media tries to sell you something like a charismatic lawyer ...

Better, therefore, to take all prognostications with a glacier-like grain of salt. There are simply too many possibilities one can conjure up to make a definitive conclusion.

In short, take nutrition research with a grain of salt. And don't worry: Even though the World Health Organization (WHO) says "too much salt can kill you," the Daily Mail noted in 2021 that "it's ...

My assumption is that my regular readers — and I'm not referring to their bran intake — take everything I write with a grain of salt or perhaps an appropriate adult beverage.

According to Android Headlines, the Pixel 10 Pro XL is getting a $100 price hikes at launch this summer, bringing the price up to $1,200, respectively, which isn't too far off how brands like ...

If you surveyed a room of 10 people if they prefer sweet or salty food, the results would be as divided as when I asked local feed stores and cooperatives about whether to mix mineral with salt to ...

Thus, I implore the public to take things with a grain of salt and search for their own varied sources beyond what is most readily available as bite-sized fearmongering.

“Wisdom lies in taking everything with good humor and a grain of salt,” said the Spanish-American writer George Santayana. He was right. It’s smart to cultivate good humor and to ...

Friday’s market moves were somewhat perplexing. We saw a massive wave of risk on flow and broad based US Dollar selling. There was nothing in the US jobs report to have accounted for such ...