Statistics from the first year suggest that highly supportive housing changes the lives of even the most troubled people ...

Trudeau ends by suggesting that Canadians’ fears and anxieties are being played on in order to manipulate them into feeling ...

Every morning after toast and porridge (with water), for years, I’ve done the easy Times 2 crossword. Well, not that easy, sometimes I get caught out by unusual questions about Italian ...

Instead of positive competition in sports and educational activities, there is serious competition among kids for the number ... "This is a new and easy way of marketing adopted by companies ...

But if it’s easy for liberals and civic-minded moderates ... Republicans sold out working people when they pushed through free trade deals like NAFTA, accelerating the pace of globalization ...

The New York Times looks for intelligent, literate, entertaining and well-crafted crosswords ... Times puzzles must never have been published anywhere before, either in print or electronically.

“I got it without any of Kenny’s letters!” wrote another. “I figured that out in about six seconds,” wrote a third. “I got it it was easy,” wrote a fourth. “I already knew what the puzzle was right ...

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Today's title works particularly well to signal the theme. I also just like the thought of the word NICE making a COMEBACK. Thank you, Joe, for this enjoyable puzzle.

crafting another presidential Schrödinger puzzle that cemented his name in cruciverbal history. On Election Day 1996, the New York Times crossword made national news when a clue claimed to ...

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I think that’s the case with today’s themeless puzzle, Blake Slonecker’s third Saturday crossword for The New ... I responded to this defeat as many kids would respond — I switched sides.