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Why do we love puzzles like Wordle, and are they good for our brains?

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Column: How colors get their names

A Yale linguist explains how many colors exist in your language’s rainbow.

By Claire Bowern, The Conversation

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Photos: National Spelling Bee ends in a tie for second year in a row

Until last year, the Scripps National Spelling Bee hadn’t seen a tie for more than five decades. Last night's 88th championship marked the second year in a row that ended in a tie.

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George Carlin, 71, an American comedic icon, died on Sunday of heart failure. The NewsHour looks back at some of his memorable work.

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