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I’ve become spoiled by playing on my computer, where some little guy inside the box instantly shouts “Wrong!” with flashing ...

In Hinduism, the question "Who am I?" delves into the nature of the self and the ultimate reality. It's a profound inquiry that has been explored by sages, philosophers, and seekers for centuries. At ...

Just like you, I'm obsessed with The New York Times' daily puzzle games. Unlike many of you, I'm playing them on a secret hard mode you might not know exists. Today, I'm going to reveal how you ...

Today’s Theme | Tricky Clues MONDAY PUZZLE — Today’s New York Times Crossword is a debut for Dana Edwards, so I won’t presume to describe his constructing style just yet — but I am giddy ...

To solve the train track puzzle in “A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead,” you must bridge a gap between train tracks using a wooden ...

And the third person says, “I am not a liar.” Which groups do the three people belong to? Show puzzle solution If the first person were a truth teller, they would not claim that they are not one.

I live in the Midwest … and I am familiar with Snickers SALAD ... the LIONS, in this puzzle. DEFINITELY NOT UP TO SOMETHING (Freestyle): There's no theme today, as this is a freestyle ...

I am always happy to learn about a female scientist ... As Kareem discussed in his notes, this puzzle's grid is asymmetrical – a necessity to accommodate the fact that the theme answers have ...

“In some sense, the puzzle world hasn’t changed that much ... “Every top solver wants to win, but I am more excited than nervous,” says Dai, who is in her third year of PhD studies in ...

A viral riddle shared on Facebook asked how A was related to D, revealing A as D's granddaughter after tracing the family connections. Brain teasers and puzzles have a unique way of challenging ...

Love crossword puzzles but don’t have all day to sit and solve a full-sized puzzle in your daily newspaper? That’s what The Mini is for! A bite-sized version of the New York Times’ well ...