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Law and Crime   -   Nov 18, 2025 California to aid Jewish family seeking return of Nazi-looted artwork from Spain
An 1897 Camille Pissarro painting depicting a rainy afternoon in Paris with horse-drawn carriages, pedestrians with umbrellas and tall buildings surrounding a small plaza with a fountain.

By intervening, California aims to defend a recent law broadening the rights of heirs to recover property taken under politically oppressive regimes.

by Adam Schrader
Science and Technology   -   Nov 18, 2025 Massive Cloudflare outage affects museum websites
A screenshot shows the error message seen when visiting certain museum websites Tuesday morning

Other websites affected included X, Spotify, Amazon and OpenAI, according to DownDetector.

by Adam Schrader
Pop Culture   -   Nov 18, 2025 YouTuber Logan Paul drops lawsuit against Heritage Auctions
YouTuber Logan Paul drops lawsuit against Heritage Auctions

Paul had placed the $562,555 winning bid for an 8-by-8-foot section of the Chicago Bulls’ United Center court at an August auction.

by Adam Schrader
Science and Technology   -   Nov 17, 2025 Experimental new media art studio Onassis ONX doubles footprint in Tribeca
Street view of 390 Broadway in Tribeca, showing a row of historic cast-iron buildings with tall arched windows and parked cars along the curb.

The XR-focused studio is expanding its production facilities, hardware capacity and community programming as it settles in downtown.

by Adam Schrader
Market and Money   -   Nov 16, 2025 World Press Photo launches limited 70-year print sale to support photographers
An Iranian woman sits on a chair in a busy square in Tehran, defying the mandatory hijab law

Among the most known photos are Gunnar Tingsvall’s 1958 shot of Brazilian football star Pelé, Neil Armstrong’s photo of Buzz Aldrin and John Rooney’s shot of boxer Muhammad Ali.

by Adam Schrader
Government and Cultural Heritage   -   Nov 16, 2025 Trump administration sued over plans to paint Eisenhower Executive Office Building
Trump administration sued over plans to paint Eisenhower Executive Office Building

Preservation advocates say the rushed repainting effort threatens a National Historic Landmark and skirts federal review requirements.

by Adam Schrader
Shows and Exhibitions   -   Nov 16, 2025 Dorothy Waugh’s 1930s National Park posters go on view amid NPS cuts
Two vintage 1930s posters: a desert night scene with a rider under stars, and a colorful wildlife poster with a flying swan over red water and grasses.

The exhibition revisits a New Deal–era push to build public support for America’s parks as today’s political climate raises questions about their future.

by Adam Schrader
Law and Crime   -   Nov 14, 2025 Epstein emails reveal tax concerns of Picasso deal between Leon Black, Gagosian
Jeffrey Epstein is pictured in his 2013 Florida Department of Law Enforcement mughsot.

The documents map Epstein’s role in Black’s art deals, including a fraught Picasso purchase and confidential exchanges involving Calder and Cézanne.

by Adam Schrader
An 1897 Camille Pissarro painting depicting a rainy afternoon in Paris with horse-drawn carriages, pedestrians with umbrellas and tall buildings surrounding a small plaza with a fountain.
Law and Crime   -   Nov 18, 2025 California to aid Jewish family seeking return of Nazi-looted artwork from Spain

By intervening, California aims to defend a recent law broadening the rights of heirs to recover property taken under politically oppressive regimes.

by Adam Schrader
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Law and Crime   -   Nov 18, 2025 California to aid Jewish family seeking return of Nazi-looted artwork from Spain
An 1897 Camille Pissarro painting depicting a rainy afternoon in Paris with horse-drawn carriages, pedestrians with umbrellas and tall buildings surrounding a small plaza with a fountain.

By intervening, California aims to defend a recent law broadening the rights of heirs to recover property taken under politically oppressive regimes.

by Adam Schrader
Science and Technology   -   Nov 18, 2025 Massive Cloudflare outage affects museum websites
A screenshot shows the error message seen when visiting certain museum websites Tuesday morning

Other websites affected included X, Spotify, Amazon and OpenAI, according to DownDetector.

by Adam Schrader
Pop Culture   -   Nov 18, 2025 YouTuber Logan Paul drops lawsuit against Heritage Auctions
YouTuber Logan Paul drops lawsuit against Heritage Auctions

Paul had placed the $562,555 winning bid for an 8-by-8-foot section of the Chicago Bulls’ United Center court at an August auction.

by Adam Schrader
Science and Technology   -   Nov 17, 2025 Experimental new media art studio Onassis ONX doubles footprint in Tribeca
Street view of 390 Broadway in Tribeca, showing a row of historic cast-iron buildings with tall arched windows and parked cars along the curb.

The XR-focused studio is expanding its production facilities, hardware capacity and community programming as it settles in downtown.

by Adam Schrader
Market and Money   -   Nov 16, 2025 World Press Photo launches limited 70-year print sale to support photographers
An Iranian woman sits on a chair in a busy square in Tehran, defying the mandatory hijab law

Among the most known photos are Gunnar Tingsvall’s 1958 shot of Brazilian football star Pelé, Neil Armstrong’s photo of Buzz Aldrin and John Rooney’s shot of boxer Muhammad Ali.

by Adam Schrader
Government and Cultural Heritage   -   Nov 16, 2025 Trump administration sued over plans to paint Eisenhower Executive Office Building
Trump administration sued over plans to paint Eisenhower Executive Office Building

Preservation advocates say the rushed repainting effort threatens a National Historic Landmark and skirts federal review requirements.

by Adam Schrader
Shows and Exhibitions   -   Nov 16, 2025 Dorothy Waugh’s 1930s National Park posters go on view amid NPS cuts
Two vintage 1930s posters: a desert night scene with a rider under stars, and a colorful wildlife poster with a flying swan over red water and grasses.

The exhibition revisits a New Deal–era push to build public support for America’s parks as today’s political climate raises questions about their future.

by Adam Schrader
Law and Crime   -   Nov 14, 2025 Epstein emails reveal tax concerns of Picasso deal between Leon Black, Gagosian
Jeffrey Epstein is pictured in his 2013 Florida Department of Law Enforcement mughsot.

The documents map Epstein’s role in Black’s art deals, including a fraught Picasso purchase and confidential exchanges involving Calder and Cézanne.

by Adam Schrader
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