Chess, in a sense, involves solving geometric problems. Like the ruler and the protractor, the rook’s linear movement ...

Nature's Coders It's no secret that computers can smoke humans at chess. And now, as if to further mock our mere organic forms, scientists say they've created a computer made out of DNA that can ...

Mark Kurtzman, a life master certified by the United States Chess Federation and a longtime chess instructor, shared his passion for the game on "Fox & Friends Weekend" — and what kids can learn.

Place all six chess pieces onto matching rooms you’ve drafted to solve the puzzle. This can be especially difficult — the rarest rooms are the King and Queen piece rooms.

Experts believe that learning chess may help teach your child patience, learn problem-solving skills critical for life, and in the long run, may help them be more successful in life!

So far, the researchers have demonstrated that their DNA computer can solve simplified versions of chess and sudoku problems on a 3x3 grid.