The New York Times Connections puzzle is back with a new set of words, seemingly unrelated but bound by a hidden connection.

Every morning as I open my eyes and before I get out of bed, I play a little game in my head called What’s Gonna Hurt Today?

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In 1907, an American writer named George Schorb published Riddles and Drawing Room Magic, an illustrated compendium of jokes, puzzles, card games, parlor games, sleight-of-hand tricks, and ...

There is no thrill quite like finally cracking that particular pesky crossword the mental gymnastics, the "aha! Of victory, or the satisfaction of completing a ...

Research from the University of Exeter reveals that engaging with puzzles—be it crosswords, sudoku, or visual challenges—can ...

Will solving Sudoku help stave off Alzheimer's? It makes sense in theory, but there are many variables and results are almost ...

There are four people in the picture. One of them is not safe. Can you find it in 4 seconds? Test your intelligence now!

Do you enjoy a good brain challenge? Here’s one that might look easy, but only the sharpest minds can solve it in just 6 ...

A maths brain teaser shared on X, challenging users to solve tricky multiplication problems and engage their minds.