Unlock the charm of crafting a beautiful cardboard jewelry box with this easy-to-follow DIY guide. Using simple materials, this project allows you to design a decorative piece that’s not only ...

Storage cubes and cabinets are great for keeping all of your family's games in one place, but they're not exactly chic. This ...

He's playing '4-dimensional chess’ - ‘My lesson to the media, this one line I wish they would take — President Trump is playing four-dimensional chess, you all are playing checkers,’ Kayleigh McEnany ...

I am a jigsaw puzzle newbie. I have so little experience in assembling puzzles, that I made the rookie mistake of looking for ...

Karatekin also refers back to MIT many times, including referencing Rybka or “little fish” system developed by an MIT alumnus ...

I explained to the manager that the lugs are in three parts, first two screw off separately and third piece is the actual lug and the key was in my glove box. I ended up going to the back to ...

Kids who have had… The slow introduction of chess pieces and the ramp-up of difficulty over time help kids learn chess without feeling overwhelmed by learning all of the rules of the game at once.

India’s top-ranked chess player Arjun Erigaisi accepted a draw against Serbian GM Alexey Sarana. Arjun was playing with white pieces but the game ended in just 23 moves. Erigaisi has now lost 30 ...

Praggnanandhaa and Gukesh played an intense draw at the Tata Steel Chess Tournament in Wijk aan Zee, maintaining their lead with 5.5 points. Arjun Erigaisi's disappointing run continued with ...

This smart chess board blends the tactile joy of in-person play with the global reach of online opponents.

The unexpected victory came during the Bullet Brawl event on Chess.com on Saturday. Carlsen, who was playing with black pieces, lost to an account named Nayemhaque22. The account is owned by FIDE ...

The 18-year-old Indian, who took the crown last month from China’s Ding Liren, defeated the Netherlands No 1 Anish Giri in the opening round of Tata Steel Wijk aan Zee, the “chess Wimbledon”.