Jared Kushner

Capitol riots hearings: Trump's false claims of 2020 poll fraud were dismantled, but he seemed 'detached from reality'

Donald Trump's 'big lie' of election fraud escalated and transformed into marching orders that summoned supporters to Washington and then sent them to the Capitol on 6 January to block Biden's victory

Jared Kushner working on a memoir with insider anecdotes from Trump presidency; book to release in 2022

Kushner, the son-in-law of former President Donald Trump and one of his top advisers during his administration, has also been the subject of numerous controversies, whether for his financial dealings and potential conflicts of interest or for the administration’s widely criticised handling of COVID-19.

Donald Trump impeachment trial: Twisted facts and other staples of ex-US president's playbook

On Friday, the latest members of Trump’s legal cast took center stage in his impeachment trial and for the most part delivered exactly what he always seems to want from his lawyers: not precise, learned legal arguments but public combat

Bigly Yuge: 'We’ll turn the White House into a Shiite House', says Jared Kushner's firm

The firm will take over such deceptively mundane matters such as water supply, plumbing, power supply and heating from career federal employees who have these responsibilities

First direct commercial flight from Israel takes off for UAE after historic peace deal

The El Al flight carrying high-ranking Israeli and American delegations flew into Saudi airspace shortly after take-off

NBA has become like 'a political organisation,' says US president Donald Trump day after player protests

Donald Trump said in a radio interview this month that NBA players were "very nasty" and "very dumb" for kneeling during the national anthem to protest social injustice.

With US-brokered deal between Israel and UAE, a geopolitical earthquake just hit West Asia

This deal will certainly encourage the other gulf sheikhdoms — Bahrain, Oman, Qatar, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia — all of which have had covert and overt business and intelligence dealings with Israel, to follow the Emirates’ lead

Donald Trump's mensis horribilis: Why June was such a disastrous month for the US president

As demoralising as June was for many Republicans, what was less visible were the frenetic attempts by top Republicans to soothe Trump and steer him away from self-sabotage, while also manipulating him to serve their own purposes

What is Facebook's deal with Donald Trump? The answer lies in an October 2019 dinner at the White House

On 20 November last year, NBC News broke the news that Mark Zuckerberg, Donald Trump and a Facebook board member, Peter Thiel, had dined together at the White House the previous month

On flawed North Korea and Iran policies, John Bolton's new book blames 'the split between Trump and Trump'

President Donald Trump knew exactly what he was getting when he hired John Bolton in the spring of 2018 to be his national security advisor: An uber-hawk who made no secret of his belief that Iran and North Korea could be driven over the brink by extreme sanctions