From now until November, in a patriotic branding campaign, Budweiser is replacing its own name with “America.” The new label looks almost identical, but yes, the name is changed.

As modern parents because increasingly concerned over what to name their babies, more of them are hiring expensive experts to help.

Just as The French Republic is known as France, The Czech Republic wants to be known as Czechia. It’s a marketing decision.

The Social Security administration recently released the most popular baby names of 2015. Hillary and Donald aren’t fairing well.

A San Francisco man referred to his dog “Dash” in an online payment memo to his dog walker. Chase Bank canceled this payment because “Dash” is similar to “Daesh”, the Arabic name for the terrorist organization also known as the Islamic State.

Yale University recently named two new residential colleges. Alongside this deliberation, the university also reexamined the name of the existing Calhoun College and the title of “master” in the residential colleges. After much conversation, the university reached decisions on all of these names.

Not all expecting parents are excited to name their child. For those who don’t want to decide alone, there are services to help out. CBS News recently asked Babynames.com founder and ANS Membership Officer Jennifer Moss more about name consultants.

We name our animals in so many different ways. The Cincinnati Zoo named a newly hatched penguin chick after the late David Bowie.

A two-year-old gelding destined to race in Australia has been saddled with the name ‘Horsey McHorseface’. The name is a reference to ‘Boaty McBoatface’, the leading choice in a public poll to name a British research vessel.

A British government agency let the internet name their $287 million polar research ship, and of course, the internet chose Boaty McBoatface over more dignified options.