Sunday Puzzle: Math Is Necessary To Solve This One, But Don't Get Fancy Lulu Garcia-Navarro and Will Shortz play the Sunday Puzzle with winner Mark Scott of Seattle, Wash.

Are YOU smart enough to solve this McDonalds maths puzzle? The tricky puzzle was posted on Facebook by Butuan, Philippines-based Keril. So far over 1,500 people have attempted to solve the puzzle, with varying results.

Can You Solve This Puzzle? Can you get it right? This puzzle, which appeared on Facebook, has thousands of people stumped Following the slew of brainteasers that have been sweeping the web, internet users are now being baffled by a new mind-boggling riddle. The puzzle involves Read more ... working out the values of three symbols - a horse...

Can you solve this super simple puzzle that's stumping the internet? This brain-teasing new puzzle is both simpler and more difficult than it first appears. Can you solve it on your first try?

The simple flower puzzle even a MATHS TEACHER can't solve A simple logic and maths puzzle has sparked debate on Facebook after thousands of people have debated over the answer.

To Solve This Puzzle, You'll Need To Think Like Two People You and a fellow traveler have been imprisoned by a mad king with an unaccountable penchant for logic puzzles (as mad kings do). Can the two of you solve his riddle and escape with your lives—more importantly, can you do it without communicating wi Read more ... th one another?

Can You Solve This Puzzle For-6 Year-Olds? Spoiler: you might be thinking too hard.

You Can Solve This Puzzle By Following One Simple Rule It’s time for another blindfold puzzle! As we’ve seen before, brain teasers like this one aren’t even proper puzzles when you can see what’s in front of you. But remove vision from the equation, and you’re left with a seriously devious ridd Read more ... le.

Can You Solve This Puzzle? Many of us are devoted to our morning crossword, acrostic, anagram or Sudoku puzzle. Quite a few religiously listen to the Sunday Puzzlemaster Will Shortz (who also sets puzzles for the New York Times) on National Public Radio.

You Can Solve This Puzzle By Counting On Your Fingers I'm on the road this week. Save for a couple of brief layovers, I've been doing a lot of driving. In light of this, I was inspired to feature a puzzle that could be solved without pen and paper. It was while glancing at my hands (which were, at the t Read more ... ime, wrapped around a steering wheel) that this classic brain teaser came to mind.