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Kushner Denies Report About Hacked Phone and Foreign Bank Accounts

What happened

A Vanity Fair report published an excerpt from an upcoming book alleging that Jared Kushner's phone was hacked and that the hack revealed information about transfers involving bank accounts in the United Arab Emirates and Israel. Kushner and his legal team have denied the allegations. The report claims the phone hack was conducted by foreign intelligence operatives.

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Left5 versions

Left-leaning outlets lead with the details of the alleged hack and bank accounts, stating "Russian operatives" or "Russian spies" were involved and emphasizing the "secret bank accounts" and "slush funds" that were allegedly discovered.

Center3 versions

Center outlets present Kushner's strong reaction prominently, using his own words like "outrageous" and "completely insane" while also describing the report's claims about "multi-million-dollar slush funds" and "secret financial arrangements."

Right2 versions

The right-leaning outlet leads with the scope of alleged foreign money involved, using "$2 Billion Foreign Money Web" in its headline, and frames the story around what the hack "exposed" rather than Kushner's denial.

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