Jared Kushner is pushing back against allegations of improper business dealings raised in a recent New Yorker article, arguing that the story relies on misleading claims and overlooks documents and other evidence that contradict its conclusions.
Kushner, President Donald Trump’s son-in-law and a key Middle East negotiator, published a lengthy response Thursday to a September article disputing several of its central claims, including allegations about possible conflicts of interest stemming from his business dealings before returning to government service.
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