Isabel Vincent

Isabel Vincent

Isabel Vincent is a senior reporter at the New York Post.

Background

Isabel has broken stories on the Harvard Corporation, Chinese police operations in New York City and Black Lives Matter’s financial dealings. A graduate of the University of Toronto, she is also the author of seven non-fiction books and began her career at Canada’s Globe and Mail. Among her first assignments was covering the last days of drug kingpin Pablo Escobar in Medellin when she was Latin America Bureau Chief.

Latest Articles

Serbian president Aleksandar Vucic takes independent line on geopolitics

He's playing politics like a chess master.

Cuban doctors claim they were forced into slavery as propaganda for the Communist regime — seek $129M in lawsuit

The Pan American Health Organization helped Cuba 'enslave" 10,000 doctors on medical missions abroad: law suit

Pro-Iran prof vows to go after critics ‘with an army’ for exposing her — as her work is scrutinized for plagiarism

The FBI is investigating online threats against Lawdan Bazargan, allegedly made by a former University of Arkansas professor with ties to Iranian leaders

Nonprofit linked to seductive Swalwell honeypot Fang Fang has CCP ties — and still places interns into political offices across US

Now-disgraced California Dem Eric Swalwell told the FBI he considered the glamorous grad student whom he first met in 2012 before he took office, as his main point of contact with APAPA, according...

True horrors of Biden’s Afghan pullout emerge on 5th anniversary of suicide bomb: ‘Witness to atrocities, war crimes’

'The Path to Zero' is a sober look at Biden administration's hasty retreat from Afghanistan in 2021 on fifth anniversary of terrorist strike that killed 13 US troops and 170...

Harlem nonprofit WHDC’s board blasted over incompetence and squandered millions: ‘Things are starting to go off the rails’

The West Harlem Development Corporation has frittered away tens of millions in cash from Columbia University, largely due to incompetence on its board: sources

Alleged racist with no experience in fund management put in charge of $56M NYC endowment

West Harlem Development Corporation boss took in fat salary but had no strategic plan for managing a nearly $100 million windfall from Columbia University

Columbia washes hands of $96M Manhattanville regeneration fund after decades of mismanagement

The West Harlem Development Corporation has still to create a strategic plan for spending $76 million in community development grants from Columbia University

Judge appointed to Mamdani panel accused of taking no action against virulent antisemitism and racism at nonprofit

Harlem judge Milton Tingling ignored racism and antisemitism at the West Harlem Development Corporation, a lawsuit says

Recently discovered eyewitness account of Hiroshima atom bomb published, detailing horror and desperation of survivors

Lost for decades after World War Two, the new book is the first memoir by a Japanese eyewitness to the first atomic bomb blast in Hiroshima.

String of high-profile ‘hate crimes’ against Muslims had nothing to do with religion: investigation

Muslim civil rights groups are quick to label violence involving Muslims 'Islamophobic hate crimes' often without hard evidence

Children’s charity funded by Singham, Soros tied to Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine: report

The Middle East Children's Alliance takes in donations from George Soros and is linked to Neville Singham's anti-Israel groups

Radical Muslim group CAIR Action illegally solicited funds tied to NYC DSA candidates: report

CAIR Action had "no legal right to raise a dollar" in New York — but did so tied to endorsements of Brad Lander, Darializa Chevalier and Claire Valdez.

Rama Duwaji failed to send $2,000 raised from T-shirt benefit to Palestine charity

Rama Duwaji promised to donate the profits from a T-shirt she designed to help a grassroots Gaza charity — but never sent the $2,000 raised, The Post has learned.

Hunter Biden is still trying to charge $54,000 for his paintings — and the huge price includes a video call with him

"Hunter doing the podcaster thing is all about getting notoriety and ... promoting his art," said a source of Hunter Biden's appearances with Nick Fuentes and Candace Owens.

Judge who freed Cuban plane hijacker dies suddenly days after controversial ruling

A Clinton-appointed federal judge in Florida has died just days after he controversially released a Cuban plane hijacker who was awaiting deportation.

Key Mamdani, Hochul fundraiser is adviser to two Medicaid cheats accused of ripping off $107M

Politically connnected Ijaz Ahmad, a Brooklyn cardiologist, advises fellow Pakistani-Americans on setting up Medicaid healthcare facilities, sources told The Post.

Mamdani backed DSA candidate blasted border patrol as ‘steeped in anti-Blackness and Islamophobia’

Throughout Chevalier's paper, she argues TTRT and Customs and Border Protection counterterrorism policies operate within what she describes as a "permanent state of exception" driven by "anti-Blackness and Islamophobia."

Mamdani’s wife Rama Duwaji co-hosting pricey pro-Palestine retreat in Corsica — after skipping July 4 celebrations

Rama Duwaji is co-hosting a pro-Palestinian all-female spiritual retreat where they will honor Jesus' mother Mary, described as a "Palestinian woman giving birth under occupation."