“Amend” isn’t the five-letter solution to today’s Wordle, but it is what the New York Times did to the popular word puzzle after the solution originally selected for Monday's game was deemed too closely related to "a major recent news event."

Today happens to be one of those days, but for a vastly different reason. The New York Times revised today’s Wordle answer because of its unintentional connection to the Supreme Court’s impending ruling on Roe v. Wade. The original answer to Wordle 324 was supposed to be “fetus.”

Wordle is undergoing some changes again. The popular word puzzle game will now have words chosen by the New York Times instead of the preset database of words picked by its creator, Josh Wardle (Wordle is a play on his last name). This change comes after the Times announced a new dedicated editor for Wordle.

Today’s Wordle answer has been changed to prevent any connection by players to an ongoing “major news event”, The New York Times have revealed in a statement. The prominent US newspaper said they wanted the viral word-game hit to “remain distinct from the news”.