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Two Gored as San Fermín Bull Runs End With 57 Injured

The large number of novice international runners and the course's narrow, fast streets heighten recurring safety risks for participants.

Carlo Ginzburg, Pioneer of Microhistory, Dies at 87

Fire Ravages 16th‑Century Cloister and Médiathèque in Condom

Gordon S. Wood, Leading Historian of the American Revolution, Dies at 92

13th-Century Lancelot‑Grail Manuscript to Be Sold at Christie’s

University of Glasgow Recovers 42 ‘Ghost’ Pages From 6th-Century Paul Manuscript

Lara Trump Publicly Rejects Viral Barron Time-Travel Theory

AI Decodes 1477 Paston Love Letter

Possible d’Artagnan Grave Found Beneath Maastricht Church

Haaland Donates Record-Priced 1594 Viking Saga to Bryne Library

Possible Remains of d’Artagnan Found in Dutch Church

Historian Christopher Clark Calls Trump's Iran War Conduct 'Frightening'

Niagara Region Chair Bob Gale Resigns After Allegations He Owned Hitler-Signed Mein Kampf

Emma Hamilton–Signed 1690 Seutonius To Be Auctioned in York on Feb. 20

Soviet-Era Historian Roy Medvedev Dies at 100

Peru Seizes 19th-Century Book Linked to Miguel Grau’s Sister in Callao

Patrick Boucheron Publishes 'Peste noire,' Recasting the Black Death

Rare 1690s 'Canting Crew' Slang Dictionary to Be Auctioned Jan. 28

Chloé Zhao’s ‘Hamnet’ Opens in Germany Jan. 22 After Golden Globe Wins

New Cipher Model Recreates Voynich Manuscript’s Statistical Quirks Using Cards and Dice