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For fans of The New York Times’ popular Connections puzzle, February 3, 2026, brings puzzle #968, offering a new set of sixteen words to sort. This well-liked word game asks players to find the hidden ...

In the nearly four years since Russia’s unprovoked full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the war has repeatedly confounded expectations. A conflict that many analysts anticipated would be short and ...

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With Hillary Clinton more than 300,000 votes ahead of President-elect Donald Trump in the popular vote count as of Thursday, calls have already begun to ditch the Electoral College system enshrined in ...