In the winter of 1918, the citizens of Kiev wait for the city to fall.

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Oct. 15 (UPI) --On this date in history: In 1912, John Schrank, a former New York saloonkeeper, said he was sorry his bullet did not kill former President Theodore Roosevelt. In 1914, Karl H. Von ...

While Scottish crime fiction writer Denise Mina has penned 20 mystery novels to date, she only became a reader in her late teens. Growing up between Paris, London, Glasgow, The Hague and Perth, Mina ...

The Toronto Maple Leafs are reportedly exploring a potential trade for defenseman Mikhail Sergachev from the Utah Mammoth. Preliminary conversations have occurred, sparking speculation about a ...

The youngest member of Mark Pope’s Kentucky basketball coaching staff won’t be going anywhere for a while. Mikhail McLean, who was the final addition to Pope’s first UK staff last spring, has signed a ...

A former senior energy industry executive was found dead following a suspected suicide, Russia's state media reported, in the latest mysterious death of one of the country's elite. Mikhail Rogachev, ...

The phrase “all hell broke loose” has a hackneyed ring by now, but it comes close to being a literal description of the crazy-quilt narrative of Mikhail Bulgakov’s surrealist novel “The Master and ...