Text emojis apparently aren’t just for teenagers anymore. In many ways, email, texting — and the pandemic — have made emojis ubiquitous. Emojis also gave some Americans an opportunity to laugh.

Some use fire emojis to flirt. Others, to discuss an airstrike. Controversy has erupted in Washington, D.C., after a journalist was apparently added by accident to a group chat with several high ...

If you buy through a BGR link, we may earn an affiliate commission, helping support our expert product labs. Over the years, people have gotten so excited about new emojis arriving on the iPhone.

To find out what some of our most-used emoticons might say about us, Young Post spoke to psychologist Leah Selakovic, who shared all about how emojis changed the way we communicate. Selakovic ...