Hans Niemann responded to accusations of gloating over Magnus Carlsen's unexpected elimination from the Las Vegas Freestyle ...

American chess grandmaster Hans Niemann has been reinstated by Chess.com following the conclusion of a legal dispute between Niemann, Magnus Carlsen and the online platform, among others. In June ...

A US judge on Tuesday dismissed the $100 million defamation lawsuit filed by American chess grandmaster Hans Niemann against Magnus Carlsen, among others, in a cheating scandal which has rocked ...

Hans Niemann, 19, rocked the chess world after his rival, Norwegian grandmaster Magnus Carlsen, 31, alleged the American used a sex toy to cheat during a tournament in St. Louis, Missouri last ...

At the Freestyle Chess Grand Slam in Las Vegas, Levon Aronian secured his first title, defeating Hans Niemann in the final and earning $200,000. A notable moment occurred when Magnus Carlsen ...

Ahead of the Las Vegas leg of the Freestyle Chess Grand Slam Tour, Hans Niemann asserts that Magnus Carlsen and other top ...

A federal judge dismissed the $100 million lawsuit Hans Niemann filed last year against Magnus Carlsen and Chess.com, who had accused him of cheating.

American grandmaster Hans Niemann filed a lawsuit Thursday against five-time world champion Magnus Carlsen and online platform Chess.com – the latest twist in the cheating saga that has shaken ...

American chess grandmaster Hans Niemann denied allegations that he cheated in a win over World Chess Champion Magnus Carlsen last year, suggesting during an interview Monday with Piers Morgan that ...

Hans Niemann, the 19-year-old American chess player at the heart of cheating allegations that have rocked the chess world, filed a lawsuit Thursday in U.S. District Court in Missouri accusing ...

Hans Moke Niemann, 19, took the fast track from private-school kid in New York City to chess grandmaster—then came the accusations. “Hans is just like this kind of bombastic guy that speaks ...

A federal judge dismissed American chess grandmaster Hans Moke Niemann’s $100 million lawsuit against former world champion Magnus Carlsen, Chess.com and other prominent chess figures.