The physicist theorizes one potential explanation may be that the uncertainty one feels while staring at a largely blank ...

SAVE THE BEST FOR LAST: The LAST word of each theme answer is a synonym of the word BEST: TOP, PRIME, and PEAK. I feel like there's a missed opportunity here in not scheduling this puzzle on the ...

SNOW (35D: Winter weather in many holiday movies) DUST (51D: Debris that can form into "bunnies") Today I was IN THE MOOD for an enjoyable crossword, and this puzzle fit the bill. I appreciate the ...

Explore daily insights on the USA TODAY crossword puzzle by Sally Hoelscher. Uncover expert takes and answers in our ...

Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. Fong struggles to fit in and ... His kung fu teacher Mr. Han, played by Jackie Chan, enlists LaRusso for help, arguing in the trailer that Fong is ...

This made for a nice "Aha!" moment, and feels like a nice bonus. Thank you, Beth, for this great puzzle.

Our puzzle editors and Wordplay columnists share their favorite new entries to the New York Times Crossword this year. By Sam Corbin You might assume that after 75 years of daily publication ...

LOSE (44A: Go bankrupt in Monopoly, say) BIKE LANE (61A: Cyclist's section of the road) GET IT (66A: Question following a groaner) Are you a FAN of this puzzle? (GET IT?) The word CEILING in the ...

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NAMETAGS (9D: Identifiers worn at conferences) ROAD SIGNS (30D: STOP and DO NOT PASS, e.g.) BIKE ... a USA TODAY crossword debut! Thank you, Brian, for this delightful puzzle.

We’ve distilled some highlights of the year in Chicago news into this crossword puzzle, which will surely bring our city so much joy that we will instantly have a budget and a teachers’ contract.

SCATTERBRAIN: Each theme answer contains an anagram of the word BRAIN: THE PELICAN BRIEF, MANHATTAN BRIDGE, and VEGETARIAN BACON. Okay, puzzle, who are you calling a SCATTERBRAIN? Sometimes hidden ...