This November, The New York Times is releasing "Puzzle Mania," which features Wordle, Connections and more NYT puzzles in a beautifully illustrated book.

The New York Times Connections Puzzle #743 for June 23, 2025, challenges players to find links among 16 words. The categories include clothing types, book genres, Hemingway titles and drinkware.

The New York Times is releasing a new book called "Puzzle Mania” that's packed with Wordle, Connections, Spelling Bee, mini crosswords and more. It it out November and available for preorder now.

There's a pretty good chance you have recently played one of the New York Times puzzles because their games were played 8 billion times last year alone. The puzzles include Wordle, Spelling Bee ...

All the fun of the larger New York Times Crossword, but you can solve it in seconds.

Joining puzzle fans' morning rotations of the crossword, Wordle, and Connections is Strands, the New York Times' latest puzzle. Available to play online, Strands initially looks like a word search.

As the New York Times puzzle series continues to grow in cultural impact, NYT Connections remains a lighthearted yet ...

In her new book, Anna Shechtman argues for puzzles that reflect a broader sense of common knowledge. Skip to content ... the 1,000th day of my New York Times crossword-solving streak.

In Digits you're given five daily puzzles each day, with each being more challenging than the last. In today's first puzzle, the target is 55, and the numbers you're given are 1, 2, 4, 5, 10, and 25.

The New York Times is celebrating the 1,000th puzzle with a PARTY (Wordle No. 775) on Friday, March 15, and rolling out the green, yellow and white carpet. But more than just celebrating the game ...

Every day, The New York Times app and website is updated with a new Wordle puzzle, and every day, the streaks of players come to an untimely end. With just 6 guesses allowed, it’s easy to run ...

Crosswords caught on in the first half of the 20th century, but the New York Times, whose puzzle is now famous, didn't publish a crossword until 1942. Illustration by Adam Simpson. On a blustery ...