According to The Hill, attorneys representing Jared Kushner, the son-in-law of President Trump, have sent a letter to Vanity Fair and Condé Nast over allegations published in an article on Thursday. The outlet reported that the letter describes "false and defamatory allegations" about Kushner. The full report is available at The Hill's account of the attorneys' letter.

The Hill identified the author of the letter as Chad Mizelle. As the outlet quoted him, Mizelle wrote that the attorneys were formally placing Vanity Fair and Condé Nast on notice about the claims concerning Kushner. The Hill's report was written by Suryatapa Chakraborty, and the facts in this story are drawn from that report.

The Hill's summary of the letter does not describe the specific allegations made in the article, identify who made them, or say whether Vanity Fair or Condé Nast has responded. It also does not provide the full text of the letter, and it gives no date for the article beyond the reference to Thursday.

Kushner is the son-in-law of President Trump, and the letter was sent on behalf of Kushner by his attorneys, according to The Hill. The outlet's summary presents the letter as a formal notice to the magazine and to Condé Nast regarding the allegations it describes. Beyond those points, the available reporting does not address the substance of the article or the basis for the claims it contains.

Sources: The Hill: Kushner’s attorneys send notice to Vanity Fair on alleged “defamatory” excerpt.