Sharper edges on a young paper. ROUTE — the morning round got harder. The Early Edition now opens where the Late Extra used to sit, and from the Main Run on, two of the three lanes can be walled at once with a single gap to thread. There is always a way through; you just have to find it at speed. On a keyboard, the space bar throws. WELD — the theme peek finally looks like the hint it is, and the button that commits a word now says what it does. The paper's front page now tracks your Route shift too: which run you are on, and what the morning paid.

Two new games join the paper — six now, every morning. LEDGER — twenty-five tiles, face down. The row and column totals are the only clues. Flip every 2 and 3, never a hazard. Every board is provable; no guess is ever needed. ROUTE — ride the morning delivery round. Swipe to steer, hold to brake, tap to toss a paper onto every subscriber's porch. Three routes a day, one mercy retry, and your pay docked for every wipeout. Also new: visual how-to-play walkthroughs in every game.

Game Center works now. Weld's leaderboards — today's chain and the longest streak — sign in and post scores the way they always should have. A small fix, overdue.

Two new games join the paper. CHUTE — letters fall two at a time. Any word clears; three must fit the day's theme. Drag, tap and swipe to steer the pair. Three tries a day. CABLE — join every pair of terminals, fill every square, never cross a wire. DISPATCH is rebuilt: bent pieces packed into silhouettes — hearts, stars, even a chess knight — across three growing boards. Every game now opens with a short visual walkthrough.