Start your weekend off on a winning note with the help of Newsweek's handy hints and tips for solving the word puzzle.

For those struggling with January 17th's New York Times Connections puzzle, here's are some hints to help you solve it.

According to the January 8 Guardian, the New York Times refused to publish an anti-war ad from the American Friends Service Committee (AFSC) that referred ...

I was thrilled last Tuesday when Kingsley Ugwuanyi, a Nigerian English consultant to the Oxford English Dictionary, ...

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“There is a small but noticeable trend of parents using weapons-inspired ― and, more broadly, aggressive ― names for their ...

Users are tweeting that OpenAI's ChatGPT o1 advanced model suddenly switches into Chinese. How? Why? Here is a logical basis ...

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President-elect Donald Trump really loves tariffs. So much so that he has said that he will impose 60% tariffs on Chinese ...

In any other court of law, advocates are granted access to court to be able to do their duty to represent the accused persons ...

“Hack,” “impact,” “slay,” “iconic,” and “rizz” dominated Lake Superior State University’s 2024 list of banished words. This ...

I promised more advice on how to be a “colorful” writer. First, you must be sure your words are “accurate, precise, and ...