There are three differences between the two pictures, and the readers have 16 seconds to find them. Your time starts now! Readers must concentrate very hard to spot the differences between the two ...

There are three differences between the two pictures, and the readers have 25 seconds to find them. Your time starts now! Readers must concentrate very hard to spot the differences between the two ...

Enjoy the Mainichi Shimbun's "spot the difference" puzzle that has been challenging readers. The rules are simple: find the seven differences between the two pictures. (Illustrations by Tomomi ...

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If you can spot the five differences in these posters appearing in this funky brainteaser within 10 seconds, you may have 20/20 vision and a high IQ. Everyone can see the spooky instant print ...

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U.S. home prices have accelerated to all-time highs since the pandemic, surpassing rents in the same span. “The CPI has grossly underestimated housing cost inflation,” they wrote, highlighting ...

Catie Edmondson, who has been covering Capitol Hill for The New York Times since 2018, tries to glean patterns that will determine control of the House. By Emmett Lindner Nearly every team at ...