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You can now download and print the popular variety puzzles from the Sunday magazine free online.
Look below for links to this week’s puzzle as well as answers to last week’s.
Enjoy this weekly puzzle from our online archive, updated every Monday.
Test your memorization skills with games from the World Memory Championship.
A “Wednesday” level crossword edited by Will Shortz, The New York Times puzzle editor, on social scientists.
Play what Will Shortz calls “the most addictive puzzle since Sudoku.” Exclusively on NYTimes.com, new puzzles daily.
Play SET! The popular card game of visual perception is now available on NYTimes.com. Four daily puzzles.
Jacqueline Piatigorsky, who turned 100 this month, sponsored three of the most important chess events of the 1960s.
After six games of a best-of-10 match, Hou led her challenger, Humpy Koneru, 4 points to 2.
With the holiday season rapidly approaching, let’s consider some of the bridge books that have been published this year for good players.
A small army of hustlers scratch out a living by playing chess in New York City.
The photographer Harry Benson befriended the eccentric American chess champion Bobby Fischer in 1971. A book with Mr. Benson’s photographs of Mr. Fischer is being released this month.
New York Times crosswords are now available for iPhone, BlackBerry and other devices.
If you are a Mac OSX user, please update your Across Lite version to 2.1. A free download is available here: http://www.litsoft.com/across/alite/download/