Connections is the new puzzle game from the New York Times, and it can be quite difficult. If you need a hand with solving today's puzzle, we're here to help.

Princess Zelda’s magic wand can make a copy of nearly everything in the game, offering inventive solutions to enemy ...

Although the Brooklyn Heights space was only 900 square feet, it had an impossibly spacious bedroom, and its prewar charm ...

There were dark spots on the wall where Flemish Renaissance paintings once hung, and most of the tiles on the first-floor ...

The City Planning Commission is expected to approve a major rezoning proposal that would ease restrictions on development.

While The New York Times says “the most recent episodes of most of our shows” will stay free, Axios reports that in most ...

Libra (Tishrei) has its scales of justice weighed with a shofar in one basket, signaling the judgment of Yom Kippur. Pisces — ...

The offering will cost $6 a month, or $50 a year, to listen to past episodes of popular titles for people who don’t already ...

This one-of-a-kind Upper East Side condo is the longtime home of artist Apryl Miller, who has been its only owner.

Four Greenpeace activists who were arrested for scaling the country estate of former British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak last ...

In Brandon Ndife’s otherworldly domestic sculptures, on view in his New York show, nature shows its ungovernable power.

Feedback is given to help solve it using a color-coded system. A green tile means the letter is correct, while yellow tells a player that the letter appears in the word but is just in the wrong spot.