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To celebrate his New York Times debut, Aaron M. Rosenberg throws a little party, and you’re invited.

N12 reported that 12 terror plots against Israelis in Turkey were foiled in the past two years.

ST. PETERSBURG — A new exhibition at the Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg, will celebrate the rich spectrum of genres and pictorial styles that characterize Baroque aesthetics and will

Platinum Jubilee Queen's reign began in Norfolk

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Ben Lowings delves into the journals of the Royal Cruising Club to discover how yachting has changed over the decades

New evidence is transforming the way we look at long-term trends in economic inequality. This column reconstructs wealth inequality in the German area over five centuries. The significant declines in inequality triggered by the Black Death and again by the Thirty Years’ War of 1618–1648 and the plague that followed provide strong support for the potential levelling effects of

Portraits are reminders of 16th-century issues that are ‘still with us today’, says museum director

This slim show of 27 paintings captures excellently not only the great and good of the Tudor era, but some of its colourful everyday folk

The 16th century witnessed four major musical phenomena: the polyphonic school reached its zenith, the tradition of instrumental music was founded, the first opera was produced and music began to be printed for the first time