I write the list above in full confidence that Barack Obama, 12-dimensional chess player, has already thought through every move far more quickly and thoroughly than I have. Thus I am left with ...

It is highly reminiscent of the early Obama years when Obama diehards saw ’12 dimensional chess’ whether Obama was winning on an issue, losing on an issue or maybe not even paying attention to ...

Again, by the time of the third debate, the stagecraft and performance surprises are largely behind us, and the answers on substance matter all the more. But stagecraft, strategy, and presentation ...

If that game is drawn, move on to four-dimensional chess, then five-, and so on. If the match gets to 12-dimensional chess without a winner, chess as a game is dissolved and never spoken of again.

This is a lazy, meaningless phrase that conveniently ignores that chess, like life itself, already takes place in three dimensions. “Normal” chess is exceedingly complex.

He was playing three-dimensional chess while the media, the Clinton campaign and virtually everyone else was still playing checkers.

That’s like playing only one board in a game of three-dimensional chess. Discrepancies among such provisions can lead to obstacles policyholders later must surmount when coverage disputes arise.

Maurice Stein and Larry Miller will discuss the concepts and design behind Blueprint for Counter Education’s three charts, in conversation with Caitlin Julia Rubin, Assistant Curator. As Stein and ...

Donald Trump ’s admirers flatter him by saying he plays three-dimensional chess while his opponents play checkers. That’s silly. Mr. Trump’s game is poker, and he’s good at it.

“This is twelve-dimensional chess,” says Del. James C. Rosapepe, a Prince George’s Democrat who, as a member of the tax-writing House Ways and Means Committee, has been in the middle of much ...

Writer/director Rian Johnson’s Looper, which opens on September 28, is the latest in a long line of time travel movies. Here, Johnson talks to Co.Create about continuity, character, and making ...

DC press so bored by sequester stand-off, now reduced to writing articles about how overwhelming public support may backfire on the President.