A Brooklyn teenager, Jessica Hyatt, has made history by becoming the highest-rated African American female chess player.

‎Shaking off fatigue and jet lag from Malaysia with some rituals he could have only known, Antonio topped the Battle of ...

India's Vantika Agrawal and Divya Deshmukh made significant strides at the FIDE World Women's Chess Cup, winning their first ...

Indian Grandmasters Vantika Agrawal and Divya Deshmukh staked their claims for the pre-quarterfinals after winning the first ...

According to the Black News, chess player Jessica Hyatt, 19, recently became the youngest African American woman to earn the National Master title. Hyatt's chess victories have also paved the way for ...

I think of Amen like the queen on the chess board, where you can move him around, and he can move unlike other pieces.” ...

Vantika Agrawal humbled former World champion Anna Ushenina in the second round of FIDE Women's World Chess Cup in Batumi, ...

Another former women's world champion Alexandra Kosteniuk was held to a draw by India's Padmini Rout in a remarkable result.

India's Koneru Humpy and Vantika Agrawal advanced in the FIDE Women's World Chess Cup, showcasing their skills against ...

India’s Koneru Humpy beat Uzbekistan’s Afruza Khamdamova with black pieces while emerging talent Vantika Agrawal humbled Anna ...

Mexico's first chess Grandmaster, Carlos Torre led a life of genius and eccentricity, becoming a pioneer of the modern game.

Cuban Yerisbel Miranda lost on Sunday to Uzbekistan's Gulrukhbegim Tokhirjonova and will need to strike back this Monday to stay in the Women's Chess World Cup 2025 in Batumi, Georgia.