Centuries of wisdom about chess endgames — the established truths about who will win or draw when the game comes down to its last pieces — have suddenly been overthrown by a few weeks of work by ...

Ernest Levert Jr., right, a Columbus East Side resident and founding director of The Royal Oak Initiative, plays chess with Dylan Jian, of Columbus, during Upper Cup Chess open play at The Cooperative ...

In both Jewish and Chinese traditions, the concept of polarity—Heaven and Earth, masculine and feminine, giver and receiver—is central to understanding the fabric of reality. While modern culture ...

When 13-year-old Joshua Doknjas of Surrey, B.C. submitted his first article to the prestigious New in Chess Yearbook, his publisher asked for a photo. “I remember they were very surprised, and they ...

The reggae beats of Bob Marley's "Could You Be Loved" are punctuated by the sound of rain each time someone opens the door to the Cooperative Chess Cultural Center in Columbus' Olde Towne East. It's a ...