The New York Times launched its first crossword puzzle in 1942, continuing to expand its range of puzzles over the years. In ...

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The jungles of Siam are hiding all sorts of secrets, and scattered across it is a series of puzzles that might just be the hardest in the entire game. When you first find the hidden pyramid as par ...

Test your mental mettle with this brain-twisting assortment of word, logic and number puzzles by Fraser Simpson, creator of The Globe and Mail’s cryptic crossword. You can play the giant ...

LOSE (44A: Go bankrupt in Monopoly, say) BIKE LANE (61A: Cyclist's section of the road) GET IT (66A: Question following a groaner) Are you a FAN of this puzzle? (GET IT?) The word CEILING in the ...

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How Nikki Glaser Became Toast of the Roast The comedian has been in the business for decades. But her set on the Tom Brady roast seems to have shifted something. vulture games 5:00 a.m. Cinematrix ...

These feelings and questions were familiar to me. Several years earlier, I took my first dive into the world of solving crossword puzzles. I had always loved language and patterns, and I figured I’d ...

By Sam Corbin Jump to: Today’s Theme | Tricky Clues MONDAY PUZZLE — I often hear solvers refer to taking shortcuts or asking for help on a crossword as “cheating.” Looking up trivia to ...

We’ve distilled some highlights of the year in Chicago news into this crossword puzzle, which will surely bring our city so much joy that we will instantly have a budget and a teachers’ contract.