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Jesse McKinley

Albany

Domestic Correspondent, Styles at The New York Times

Domestic correspondent for @NYTstyles, after Albany + SF buro chief, culture, features, clerkdom. KC native. Tips, comments, complaints: [email protected].

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  • 1 month ago | wyborcza.pl | Jesse McKinley

  • 1 month ago | boston.com | Jesse McKinley |John Waller

    A flare of protest against the Trump administration erupted last weekend from the most unexpected of places: a snow report. The setting was the powder-packed peaks of the Sugarbush ski resort in the Green Mountains of Vermont, where Vice President JD Vance had retreated on Saturday for a day of skiing with his family. Before Vance arrived, a lengthy post appeared on the Sugarbush website, meant to be an early morning rundown of the current slope conditions.

  • 1 month ago | nytimes.com | Jesse McKinley

    A flare of protest against the Trump administration erupted last weekend from the most unexpected of places: a snow report. The setting was the powder-packed peaks of the Sugarbush ski resort in the Green Mountains of Vermont, where Vice President JD Vance had retreated on Saturday for a day of skiing with his family. Before Mr. Vance arrived, a lengthy post appeared on the Sugarbush website, meant to be an early morning rundown of the current slope conditions.

  • 1 month ago | sun-sentinel.com | Jesse McKinley

    It must have seemed, at the time, a fairly simple deal. In late 2023, Libbie Mugrabi, a Manhattan socialite, wanted to take out a $3 million loan. She needed the money to buy a home in the south of France, she told the New York Post, although her lawyer would say later that she merely wanted “to get her finances in order.”Mugrabi may have seemed cash poor, but she was art rich, having received valuable works in her divorce from art market titan David Mugrabi.

  • 1 month ago | nytimes.com | Jesse McKinley

    It must have seemed, at the time, a fairly simple deal. In late 2023, Elizabeth Mugrabi, known as Libbie, a Manhattan socialite, wanted to take out a $3 million loan. She needed the money to buy a home in the south of France, she told The New York Post, though her lawyer would say later that she merely wanted "to get her finances in order."Ms. Mugrabi may have seemed cash poor, but she was art rich, having received valuable works in her divorce from the art market titan David Mugrabi.

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