Overview Polite refusals, number types, famous walls, and clever homophones shape today’s NYT Connections. Watch the tricky purple group.March 13’s NYT Connecti ...

But Tuesday night in the 16th Region championship game, Boyd County alleviated both by winning its first region title since ...

But Tuesday night in the 16th Region championship game, Boyd County alleviated both by winning its first region title since ...

The letter X can be a lot of things: rebellious, mysterious, religious. For this Word of the Week, we examine its origins and ...

It can sound like a tiny family quirk until it starts happening every day: one child gets called, and two or three heads turn ...

This unassuming little spot on Franklin Boulevard has been quietly serving up some of the most outrageous burgers in California’s capital city, and if you haven’t been there yet, you’re missing out on ...

Alex Eaton-Salners presents a conversational Sunday puzzle.

Media reports dating back to the 1980s and 1990s show that Trump often managed his own publicity and sometimes posed as others when speaking to journalists. A C-SPAN caller using Trump’s old alias ...

Though they're some of the most recognizable people in the world, whose faces are regularly projected on massive movie screens and billboards, celebrities are still subject to cases of mistaken ...

While filler words can help conversations flow, research suggests overusing them may signal uncertainty or a shaky command of the material (or language in general). In professional settings—like work ...