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In den letzten Tagen des Bürgerkriegs flohen die Anführer der Konföderierten nach Süden. Gerüchten zufolge hatten sie die Staatskasse der Konföderierten im Wert von umgerechnet 13 Millionen Dollar bei ...

Only Murders in the Building, Monk, and Sherlock are among the best and most purely fun, entertaining detective TV shows ever.

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For audiences exploring whodunits for the first time, movies like Clue, Gosford Park, and Murder on the Orient Express are a great place to start.

Our columnist on four excellent recent novels. Credit...Caroline Gamon Supported by By Alida Becker Alida Becker was an editor at the Book Review for 30 years. She was the first winner of the National ...

KENT — As it opened Mid-American Conference play Sept. 26, Kent State football showed it can dangerous — particularly with Dru DeShields under center. Kent State won its first MAC opener since 2022 ...

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