$750 MILLION. ANOTHER $1 BILLION. A HACKED PHONE. AND TRUMP'S SON-IN-LAW. A new Vanity Fair investigation makes explosive allegations about Jared Kushner's time as a senior White House adviser. Journalist Matthew Cole reports that Russian intelligence compromised Kushner's phone and Dutch intelligence later gained access. What they allegedly discovered raises extraordinary questions: $750 MILLION in a UAE-linked account that Kushner reportedly had authority to operate. $1 BILLION in a separate Israeli account allegedly arranged for his personal benefit. All while Kushner was helping shape U.S. policy in the Middle East. Kushner categorically denies the accounts existed. His attorney calls the allegations false. No publicly released bank records independently establish the alleged transfers. But the questions are unavoidable: Did foreign governments secretly give a senior White House adviser access to enormous sums of money? And did foreign intelligence services have a window into his activities? The allegations are not proven. BUT IF THE ACCOUNTS EXISTED, THE QUESTION ISN'T JUST WHERE THE MONEY WENT. IT'S WHAT FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS EXPECTED IN RETURN.

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