Other Articles
Beyond her New York Post columns, Jennifer contributes to Air Mail and Vanity Fair, reporting on global corruption, money laundering, and the world's elite. Selected pieces from the last three years:
The Magic Mountain — Vanity Fair, September 2022
Open on Vanity Fair →The Curious Case of the Narco-Prez Pardon — Air Mail, Dec 2025
How drug smugglers with tech-industry connections may have secured presidential pardons.
Read on Air Mail →The View from Here — Air Mail, Apr 2025
Wealthy oligarchs return to buy up luxury real estate, drawn by a more permissive stance toward financial corruption.
Read on Air Mail →The Red Queen in Exile — Vanity Fair, July 2024
Open on Vanity Fair →The View from Here — Air Mail, May 2026
On Trump pardoning Jho Low, the fugitive behind the multi-billion-dollar 1MDB fraud, in exchange for barely disguised bribes.
Read on Air Mail →The View from Here — Air Mail, Jan 2026
Two Nobel Prize–winning women helped spark upheaval in Venezuela and Iran, yet face extreme challenges in being heard.
Read on Air Mail →Full archive, including earlier Air Mail pieces on money laundering in Manhattan high-rises, seized oligarch yachts, and Qatari university funding, is available at airmail.news/jennifer-gould and muckrack.com/jengouldkeil.
Past: The Village Voice
Early in her career Jennifer was a staff writer at the Village Voice, where she broke news on UN sexism and peacekeeping-related atrocities. Bylines include:
- "Donald Trump in Moscow?" (Apr 22, 1997)
- "Bear Markets" (Sep 8, 1998)
- "The New Terrorism" (Sep 25, 2001)
- "Thanks, But No Thanks" (Oct 30, 2001)
Browse her full Village Voice archive →
