Fifty years ago, in November 1975, a political officer in the Soviet Union’s Baltic Fleet launched an armed mutiny in hopes ...

The playground ditty about Hitler’s ‘missing ball’ may have been closer to the truth than anyone imagined. As a new ...

The minds of history's most ruthless dictators harbor secrets darker than their public atrocities. While these men projected ...

Gorbachev’s reforms heralded freedoms and an end to the cold war. Three writers raised during the 1980s and ’90s lament the ...

For me, writing is less like a passion and more like the scratching of an itch — because it’s very difficult to be passionate ...

In a world first, Lipsman and his team in Sunnybrook’s Hurvitz Brain Sciences Program non-invasively breached the blood-brain ...

Shostakovich is remembered by contemporaries who were interviewed many decades later as a student of single-minded ...