Shuffalo is a daily word game from the New Yorker that's a little like the New York Times’s Wordle. But it really feels like an improvement on a different New York Times game—Spelling Bee.

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Give thanks and have fun together with this free printable Thanksgiving word search for kids. Print it to do together with ...

Wordle is now letting you make your own puzzles of up to seven letters. Here's how to do it, and some help in making some ...

I hate performing oral sex on women (for what it’s worth, I don’t particularly enjoy receiving it either). There’s something ...

Does it ever feel like kids and teens are speaking in a different language? Have you ever had to look up the latest slang ...

Designer Zach Gage's Puzzmo puzzle site made me appreciate crosswords by teaching me how they're put together.

Norman Rockwell, whose name became shorthand for nostalgic Americana, spent his later years painting the nation’s moral ...

"Visual search with Bing" is a new button in Snipping Tool that helps you analyze and identify any element on your Windows 11 desktop.

If you can say "Worcestershire" correctly, you're ahead of the curve, according to recent study by Unscramblerer.com.

Inside the modest storefront, you meet a mash-up of diner and deli. Stacks of rye, piles of hand-sliced pastrami, and a man ...

If you're a New York Times Games subscriber, you can now create your own Wordle to bamboozle your smart-aleck friends.