Your car's warning lights can let you know when something needs immediate attention, and a circle with an exclamation mark is ...

The researcher and wordsmith was inspired to write An Admirable Point: A Brief History of the Exclamation Mark! after realising how much negative feeling surrounds this powerful piece of punctuation.

The US Securities and Exchange Commission dropping its appeal against Ripple is the “final exclamation point that these [XRP] ...

Watch: What is an exclamation mark? An exclamation mark is used to show when something is surprising or forceful. It helps make the meaning of the sentence clear. If you want to shout, cry ...

In many video games, an exclamation mark reveals you're in danger or being discovered by a foe. Take the Metal Gear Solid series, for example. When Snake gets spotted by an enemy, a red ...

An exclamation point ( ! ) is used to end a sentence expressing strong emotion or commands (Stop!), and may be used to close questions that are meant to convey extreme emotion (What were you thinking!

But there is only one settlement with an exclamation mark in its name. Westward Ho! is a Victorian coastal village resort in Devon. Its tourist board says the area has “charm” because of its ...