Jared Kushner

The president's son-in-law said there is "a lot of activism" in the NBA but said it is time to turn "slogans and signals to actual action that's going to solve the problem."

The Trump administration's success in brokering an agreement between Israel and the UAE "has changed everyone's attitude," Kushner told Newsweek.

The Lincoln Project's latest video targets Kushner's involvement in White House coronavirus planning. More than 177,000 Americans have died due to COVID-19.

Kushner said the Middle East "was a total mess" when Trump took office and he's "ending wars," rebuilding alliances destroyed by past presidents.

"We think that there's momentum for some additional parties to join and to normalize relations with Israel," said National Security Adviser Robert O'Brien.

At least two Democratic governors are pushing back on reports of friction with the White House at the height of the coronavirus pandemic, as the Trump administration also seeks to quell claims that politics played a role in its COVID-19 response.

Donald Trump's senior adviser explains how he operates in shaping Trump's presidency. Will his efforts be enough to win a second term for his father-in-law?

In a wide-ranging interview, the president's senior adviser (and son-in-law) discussed his work on criminal justice reform, the COVID-19 crisis and why African Americans should vote for Trump.

Jared Kushner now holds daily meetings with the president and staff to fix the floundering re-election campaign. But the pandemic is limiting their options.

Our politics is less defined by Left versus Right than it is by We the People versus the ruling class.

The former national security adviser detailed how the president's son-in-law and daughter wielded undue influence within the administration, to the annoyance of more experienced staffers.

Both Republicans and Democrats should recognize that the platform is simply a potential political millstone traditionally hung around candidates' necks.

"It's just such a nonsensical thing," a senior administration official said of the latest round of fire aimed at Kushner.

Kushner had previously insinuated to Time that November's vote may be rescheduled if the pandemic has not been brought under control.

It will take years before the economy is at pre-pandemic levels again.

"We're getting a lot more in than we're sending out," Jared Kushner said about ventilators during a Tuesday meeting.

The senior White House adviser said Fauci had done a "great job" of helping the Trump administration piece together its guidelines for reopening the U.S. economy.

Andrew Napolitano says the Fourth Amendment ensures that the government can't surveil citizens without a search warrant whether it's for their safety or just a desire for knowledge.

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"I want to give a special thanks to the President and to Jared Kushner," de Blasio said during a coronavirus update.

The Department of Health and Human Services changed longstanding language on the Strategic National Stockpile's website to match a controversial claim made by the president's son-in-law.

"He couldn't even pass a security clearance," tweeted 'The View' co-host Sunny Hostin on Thursday.

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo said fellow New Yorker Jared Kushner, who is a senior adviser to father-in-law President Donald Trump, has been "extraordinarily helpful" in dealing with the coronavirus pandemic.

The president's son-in-law is also reportedly focused on handling procurement issues around nasal swabs needed for COVID-19 tests.

The couple had been registered as Democrats before making the change.

"Jared stays out of the limelight but whatever he does, the outcome is very positive," Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said.

The former national security adviser faces backlash as damning Ukraine book leaks continue.

Many in the international community are deeply alarmed by the Trump/Kushner plan.

President Donald Trump's son-in-law told CNN the Ukraine actions are "very easy to defend" because House managers "don't really have any legitimate accusations."

The new book "A Very Stable Genius" also reported that the lawyers were "wary of staking out a position" for fear they would become "roadkill."