- Jared Kushner's personal financial dealings have sent up red flags in Washington since he was installed as a senior adviser to President Donald Trump.
- Meetings Kushner had while in his official capacity at the White House have drawn new scrutiny because of two multimillion-dollar loans Kushner's company received after he met with executives from Citigroup and Apollo Global Management.
- Kushner's troubled financial portfolio is seen by some within the US government as a liability, potentially making him vulnerable to other countries that might seek to take advantage.
Jared Kushner's work inside the White House, which has remained under scrutiny since he signed on as a senior adviser to President Donald Trump last year, is under the microscope again.
The New York Times reports that the family business, Kushner Companies, received hundreds of millions of dollars in loans from at least two firms last year.
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