2017:

Salvador Dalí’s moustache is discovered intact.

1817:

Long-dead Bourbons are shockingly presentable.

2017:

Using Microsoft fonts to solve an international scandal.

1440:

Exposing a literary fraud in the fifteenth century.

2017:

The Vatican forbids gluten-free communion.

1052:

Leavened or unleavened? Saint Peter Damian says he doesn’t care.

2017:

Trump campaign officials condemn the media.

1631:

An English poet criticizes a new profession: the newspaperman.

2017:

The Trump administration lies about terrorist attacks. 

c. 1517:

Machiavelli assures “fraud is fair in war.”

2016:

Elena Ferrante is unwillingly unmasked.

1847:

A letter from Charlotte Brontë’s nom de plume.

2016:

Donald Trump versus Miss Universe.

1914:

Suffragettes use pageants to make their case.
 

2016:

Traveling to the 2016 Hajj.

1864:

Nineteenth-century women make their pilgrimage.