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Received today — 5 May 2026 ⏭ New York Post - World News

New York Post - World News
$350M Mexican art collection secretly sold by NYC curator, causing mayhem — and he was accused of stealing it in the first place Isabel Vincent
Controversial NYC art dealer Robert Littman quietly sold a trove of valuable Mexican paintings once owned by Natasha Gelman to Spanish bank Santander.
5 May 2026 at 10:00

New York Post - World News

$350M Mexican art collection secretly sold by NYC curator, causing mayhem — and he was accused of stealing it in the first place

By: Isabel Vincent

5 May 2026 at 10:00

Controversial NYC art dealer Robert Littman quietly sold a trove of valuable Mexican paintings once owned by Natasha Gelman to Spanish bank Santander.

Illustration of Natasha Gelman by Diego Rivera, a woman in a white dress lying on a dark blue sofa surrounded by calla lilies.

Three people standing in front of a painting of a woman reclining amongst calla lilies.

Illustration of a self-portrait by Frida Kahlo, wearing a white floral dress, with a small portrait of Diego Rivera on her forehead.

Elisabeth von Thurn und Taxis with two men.

An older woman in a red patterned dress and a beaded necklace stands in front of display cases filled with pre-Columbian art.

Two people seated on a couch in a Park Avenue apartment.

Document with the title "Notaría 103 Y Del Patrimonio Inmueble Federal-LIC. Armando Gálvez Perez Aragón".

A family stands by a tiled swimming pool outside the Frida Kahlo House in Mexico City.

A man stands at a long dining table, elaborately decorated in fall colors, set for a Thanksgiving meal.

A white house with a dark wooden garage door and green vines growing on the walls, with a street and wall covered in vines to the right.

Oil painting, Self-Portrait with Necklace by Frida Kahlo.

An elderly woman in a gold patterned shirt sits with a teenage boy and girl, in a living room filled with art and sculptures.

Received — 21 April 2026 ⏭ New York Post - World News

New York Post - World News
Petitions calling for Iranian alleged pro-regime ‘apologist’ profs to be removed keep getting pulled down: watchdog Isabel Vincent · Benjamin Weinthal
Activists say that change.org blocked their petitions against regime 'apologists' in the US
21 April 2026 at 17:20

New York Post - World News

Petitions calling for Iranian alleged pro-regime ‘apologist’ profs to be removed keep getting pulled down: watchdog

By: Isabel Vincent · Benjamin Weinthal

21 April 2026 at 17:20

Activists say that change.org blocked their petitions against regime 'apologists' in the US

Sina Azodi, Director of the Middle East Studies MA Program at George Washington University.

Illustration of Shirin Saeidi, a professor at the University of Arkansas.

A Change.org petition featuring a photo of Trita Parsi and a call to "Revoke Trita Parsi's U.S. Residency Over Lobbying Concerns Related to Iran and NIAC."

Dr. Shirin Saeidi, Director of the Center for Middle East Studies, speaking at an event on women's rights in Iran.

Change.org petition page titled "Investigate security risk posed by defense contractor employee" with images of Shahin Farrokhnia and Negar Mortazavi.