Today's Puzzles
Phrase RaceName the phrase before the letters fill in.~1 min · Play →All InBet your chips across 10 trivia categories.~4 min · Play →Double TakeStudy the board, then find every pair.~1 min · Play →Guess It!Name the mystery from five clues.~1 min · Play →Common ThreadFind the four hidden links in 16 words.~3 min · Play →Best PlayFind the highest-scoring word on today's board.~3 min · Play →
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5 Things That Made Us Joyful This Week
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Dinosaur blood found in fossils for the first time
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Binance says hackers used fake job interview to compromise computer before $6.3 billion attack
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The Japanese reality show that left a comedian naked and isolated for 15 months
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Social Security may have to cut retirement benefits in six years. Here’s how much money is at stake for beneficiaries
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‘Mogging’ is Collins’ word of the year, but what does it mean?
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How Many Americans Are Millionaires?
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New Research Finds That Short Workouts, or Exercise Snacking, Are as Effective as Traditional Strength Sessions
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Want to Use AI to Improve Your Work? Have It Disagree with You
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Why We Cringe
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The next Elder Scrolls game is officially called Sentinel
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90 years old, James Thomas completed his 43rd NYC Marathon, his last one.
20 Fascinating Photos Collected From History
Main Street, Deadwood, South Dakota, 1876
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Picture of the Day
The O’Halloran sisters, armed with poles and boiling water, fended off the officers evicting their family during the Irish Land War, 1889
The Second Irish Land Act of 1881 had attempted to give tenants more security by paving the way for rent reductions, guarantees of the same rent for periods of 15 years, and, in some cases, eventual proprietorship.
O’Callaghan had been charging the O’Halloran family £31, which the court ordered be reduced to £22-10 shillings, a sum the family maintained was unfair, since in their grandfather’s time the rent had been as low as £13-10 shillings.
They became one of the families to participate in the Bodyke rent boycotts, and in June 1887 they prepared to resist eviction from the land their family had lived on and tended for generations.
If Evolution Is Real, Why Are There Still Monkeys?
This question comes up all the time, and it sounds like a gotcha. But it’s actually based on a simple misunderstanding of how evolution works.
Let’s clear it up—without jargon, without condescension, and without pretending this is complicated.
30 Memes for People Who Have Completely Given Up on Being Productive
23 Photos To Remind You That Life Is Beautiful
27 Memes That Won The Internet This Week
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John Falter – Trick-Or-Treating in the Burbs (1958)
33 Photos From When Life Was Simpler and Nobody Had a Podcast
Daily Links
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Meet Uncle Murray, the talking skeleton programmed by a 9-year-old girl
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Luxury Around-The-World Cruise Stranded In Cambodia Over Staggering Fuel Costs
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American taxpayers' bill for Iran war grows to estimated $47.1 billion
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Bear with multiple tapeworms sticking out of its butt wins award
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A bunch of items from Stanley Kubrick’s personal archive…
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What's gone up even faster than gas or rent? The cost of caregiving
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Your Public Discord Messages May Soon Be Visible In Google Search – Here's Why
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AP report: FDA scientists opposed the Trump administration's move to ease peptides access
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Ranked: The 50 Biggest Donors to the 2026 U.S. Midterm Elections
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Apple announces touchscreen MacBook Pro with OLED display