Investigative reporting reveals that former White House senior adviser Jared Kushner continues to intertwine his diplomatic outreach with his private business interests. Documents obtained by journalists show Kushner meeting foreign officials in countries where his family’s real‑estate and technology firms are pursuing deals worth over $1 billion. Critics argue that the overlap raises conflict‑of‑interest concerns, especially as Kushner’s companies seek contracts linked to U.S. foreign aid programs and infrastructure projects. Kushner’s spokesperson maintains that all engagements comply with ethics rules, but lawmakers are calling for a formal review of his post‑administration activities.
