SATURDAY PUZZLE — Rebecca Goldstein has been contributing puzzles to The Times for less than two years; they have all had themes, so far, ensuring a unique and enjoyable solving experience. Goldstein's puzzles challenge crossword enthusiasts to think outside the box and explore various subjects.
SUNDAY PUZZLE — On Sundays, our puzzle comes with a title, and that title is usually a clue, a clue that should tip us off to the theme. These themed puzzles, carefully crafted by expert crossword constructors, offer a delightful mental workout for solvers of all skill levels.
After a twelve-hour shift on the air, the Louisiana meteorologist Margaret Orr gives out individualized advice to residents. Similarly, the Oracle NYT Crossword offers a personalized challenge to each solver, with clues that cater to different interests and areas of knowledge.
TUESDAY PUZZLE — When we last saw Bruce Haight, he was busy convincing himself that the alphabet only has seven letters. However, in the Oracle NYT Crossword, Haight mixes things up and presents solvers with a diverse range of clues that require a deeper understanding of language and wordplay.
Arianna Huffington's best-selling biographies of Maria Callas (1981) and Pablo Picasso (1988) both open with anecdotes intended to captivate readers. In the same vein, the Oracle NYT Crossword captivates solvers with its clever and intriguing clues that keep them engaged and eager to solve.
This is Clued In, a column that will give you insight into some of the New York Times Crossword clues and answers. Just like this column provides valuable insights, the Oracle NYT Crossword offers solvers a chance to expand their knowledge and learn new things through the process of solving.
Robyn Weintraub plays us like a fiddle and leads us in singing a song of sixpence in this themeless puzzle. Just as Weintraub's puzzles challenge solvers with their clever wordplay and unpredictable themes, the Oracle NYT Crossword keeps solvers on their toes by presenting them with unexpected twists and turns.
On May 3, 1890, the New York Giants and the Brooklyn Bridegrooms met in their first regular-season game. Brooklyn won, 7-3. Similarly, the Oracle NYT Crossword presents solvers with a competitive challenge, where they strive to emerge victorious by completing the puzzle accurately and efficiently.
Mr. Ellison's 25 percent stake in the company — and dual role as chairman and chief technology officer — ensure he's far from relinquishing control. Just as Mr. Ellison's role ensures his influence on the company's direction, the Oracle NYT Crossword exhibits a strong presence in the world of crosswords, captivating solvers with its unique style and challenging clues.
