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"He's so cute give the dog a bone," one user said.

Struggling with today's Wordle? Newsweek has some hints and tips to help you crack the latest puzzle.

"Aw stop it he's too cute," one user said.

Newsweek has some hints and tips to help you crack today's Wordle puzzle.

Forty-eight percent of players failed to guess these words correctly, leaving many frustrated after they lost some pretty impressive streaks.

Newsweek speaks to academic experts to understand Wordle's continued viral popularity.

Struggling with today's Wordle? Fear not, Newsweek can help you find the answer.

Newsweek has some hints and tips to help you crack today's online brainteaser.

Quordle is even trickier than Wordle, as you only have nine guesses to solve four words.

Newsweek has some hints and tips to help you crack the latest "Wordle" brainteaser.

Newsweek has some hints and tips to help you crack the latest New York Times brainteaser.

Struggling with today's New York Times brainteaser? Fear not! Newsweek has some hints and tips to help you on your way.

As the 25th anniversary of Princess Diana's death is marked, Newsweek looks at quotes from a collection of the royal's most powerful speeches.

The singer rejected Meghan's statement that she doesn't "connect" with the diva label, leaving the duchess momentarily "squirming" in her chair.

"Wordle" has exploded in popularity since it was initially released in October 2021.

The Scripps National Spelling Bee is returning this year for the first completely in-person competition since 2019.

Hosted by LeVar Burton at the Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center in National Harbor, Maryland, this year's competition kicked off with 234 spellers. Twelve made it to the final.

The AP Stylebook should adapt and recognize the work of historical writers and realize the clear history and evolution of language.

Students were blown away after discovering all the different ways you can spell the word "empty," in a now viral classroom lesson.

The young spelling bee champion also has three basketball dribbling Guinness World Records to her name.

Murraya, which was spelled correctly by spelling champion Zaila Avant-garde, is a genus of plants belonging to a citrus family of flowering plants.

If there are so many people living and thriving with limb loss, then why is it treated as such an anomaly?

In case you weren't aware, it's defined as "a disease prevalent throughout an entire country, continent, or the whole world."

In the dictionary's breakdown of the "usage of preference," it noted that the term, when used to refer to sexual orientation, "is widely considered offensive."

"Schadenfreude," which translates to "enjoyment obtained from the troubles of others," was used frequently on Friday.

It's almost become a cliche at this point: the Germans have a word for everything. It turns out they even have a term or two that perfectly describes the particular summer malaise brought about by the events of 2020.

The new list exchanges racially insensitive and gendered terms for more inclusive ones.

Acting Director of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Ken Cuccinelli compared the Statue of Liberty and Fox News pundit Tucker Carlson.

Rishik Gandhasri, Erin Howard, Abhijay Kodali, Shruthika Padhy, Rohan Raja, Christopher Serrao, Sohum Sukhatankar and Saketh Sundar were named champions of the annual spelling bee.

The theme of 2019's International Women's Day is "Balance for Better," referring to gender balance.