ChatGPT's new computer-use mode can control your mouse and apps. I tested it by asking it to play chess and write a journal ...

Chess may be played quietly, but every match is a small battle of patience, focus and nerve. For foreign residents who like ...

Last weekend, Neymar posted a story of Matheus Cunha playing online chess. In the Spanish football camp, Martin Zubimendi, Dani Olmo and Unai Simon, three avid ...

Chess is not just a game; it’s a battlefield of intellect and strategy. The ultimate goal in chess is to achieve a checkmate, a term that signifies victory over your opponent’s king. But how do you ...

From traps to checkmate, chess has fascinated generations of players. Now, experts say a "boom" in the game means young players are solving problems, forging friendships and build ...

Playing a game of chess with Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay at the Secretariat, Indian Grandmaster R Praggnanandhaa outsmarted the Chief Minister and delivered a checkmate during their ...

Indian Grandmaster R Praggnanandhaa, fresh off his historic Norway Chess victory, was not only honoured with a Rs 50 lakh cash incentive by Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay but also checkmated ...

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay felicitated Grandmaster R Praggnanandhaa with a ₹50 lakh cash reward after his historic Norway Chess 2026 triumph. During the ceremony in Chennai, ...

Ben Mezrich, 'Checkmate: Genius, Lies, Ambition, and the Biggest Scandal in Chess' author, joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss details of the scandal between Magnus Carlsen and Hans Niemann, the business of ...

The story at the heart of “Checkmate” is a good one, but Ben Mezrich has hustled it into print too quickly. By Dylan Loeb McClain Dylan Loeb McClain has written about chess for 30 years and was the ...

Chess sells. Or at least it fascinates. Its clashes—between young prodigies and seasoned grandmasters, diverging national loyalties and opposing personalities—have inspired fiction, films, a popular ...

In this analysis, Jeremy Salt examines the expanding US-Israeli war on Iran through the metaphor of chess, arguing that Washington and Tel Aviv entered a conflict they fundamentally misunderstood.