Titian and Botticelli Masterpieces Led the Classic Week in London The intriguing and well-documented stories surrounding some of the best-performing lots—including a twice-stolen masterpiece—were a defining factor in this year's sales. By Elisa Carollo
A Twice-Stolen Titian Could Fetch $31M at Auction The painting was miraculously recovered at a London bus station in the early 2000s. By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
A Foreign Policy Based Off Fear: Why Experts Are Concerned About John Bolton John Bolton's appointment signals a new platform for the White House's foreign policy—one built off fear. By Davis Richardson