Millions of people around the world play New York Times games every day. NYT games have continued to grow and change, keeping their offerings fresh and engaging.

On Sunday, May 19th, the Ahavat Shalom Grizzlies defeated the Mashadi Magic at Yeshiva Har Torah following a historic battle for the win, incredibly subverting the Great Neck community’s expectations. Read more to learn about the underdog feat.

When my English teacher pitched the idea, I declined the opportunity to speak at the Unity Day assemblies. This is why.

This past NCAA women's basketball season was nothing short of thrilling. The league received over 18.7 million views, surpassing the men's NCAA and professional leagues at a shocking level. Was this year's insight into the league's fierce competition and dimensional personalities an anomaly driven by Caitlin Clark, or is it a surge in popularity that is here to stay?

Recently, Boeing has come under scrutiny for their deficiencies in aircraft manufacturing, with major safety issues including a Boeing plane door blowing out mid-flight being brought to light. Amidst these events, Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun has decided to step down by the end of the year. Boeing has since announced changes such as more inspections to ensure quality control and collaboration with the Federal Aviation Administration and a panel of industry experts to improve production and safety.

With the recent development of effective weight loss medications such as Wegovy, Ozempic, and Zepbound, there has been a drastic surge of their use for both cosmetic and health purposes. Recent development of Amycretin, a weight loss pill over twice as effective as its predecessors have only added to this frenzy. Though there have been concerns about the use of these weight loss drugs, there remains a bright outlook for these medications.

DECA, short for Distributive Education Clubs of America, stands as a guiding light of opportunity for students worldwide. DECA is designed to prepare emerging leaders and entrepreneurs for careers in marketing, finance, hospitality and management in high schools and colleges around the globe.

Spring just might be the best season to play a sport at North High. With so many students trying out along with the weather finally brightening up, North High's school spirit booms.

After a supposed chili pepper shortage due to climate conditions, sriracha has been off the shelves. When these beloved peppers came back, not only was the price different, but also the taste.

On Friday morning, students and staff sensed rumbling from deep below the waxed floorboards of North High. Some initially dismissed it as construction, while others were convinced the student behind them was kicking their chair. That is, until the Amber Alerts went off.