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We’re delighted to introduce our brand new puzzle, Mini Cogs. As you might have guessed from its name, Mini Cogs is a smaller version of our new puzzle, Cogs: a unique twist on a word game that blends ...

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It’s the start to a very long day. You type three letters into a search bar and wait for the daily chance at prestige and exhilaration to appear on your screen — The New York Times’ Mini Crossword.

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Ronnie McDowell suffered a mini-stroke during his concert in Pennsylvania over the weekend, his son Ronnie McDowell Jr. confirmed to The Post. Following the news that the 75-year-old country music ...

Toddlers may swiftly master the meaning of the word “no”, but many artificial intelligence models struggle to do so. They show a high fail rate when it comes to understanding commands that contain ...

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For fans of wordplay and linguistic puzzles, NYT Mini continues to be a reliable source of quick yet stimulating entertainment. While not as expansive as the traditional New York Times Crossword, this ...

Researchers have identified the neural mechanisms in the brain that regulate both positive and negative impressions of a social encounter, as well as how an imbalance between the two could lead to ...