Jared Kushner 
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SOURCE: Politico
3/13/2020
Inside Jared Kushner’s Coronavirus Research: A Wide Net on a Giant Facebook Group
Dr. Kurt Kloss, whose daughter is married to Kushner’s brother, sent Kushner 12 recommendations Thursday morning.
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SOURCE: Informed Comment
2-28-18
Juan Cole has an interesting take on Jared Kushner
by Juan Cole
The historian thinks Kushner is being targeted by the intelligence community, led by HR McMaster.
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12-10-17
Donald Trump’s Not the First President to Put Relatives on the Public Payroll, but No Family Matches His in Possible Improper Behavior
by Ronald L. Feinman
In fact the families of most presidents who have served in government have done so with distinction.
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8-13-17
What Jared Kushner Could Learn from a Man He’s Probably Never Heard of
by Bruce W. Dearstyne
The man is Andrew Jackson’s nephew. Like Kushner, he served as a presidential advisor.
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SOURCE: The Times of Israel
6-13-17
Jonathan Sarna warns of anti-Semitic backlash in US if Kushner indicted
The Brandeis historian says “it’s good for Jews to worry.”
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SOURCE: NYT
6-1-17
A History of Secret U.S. Channels, From Jefferson to Kushner
Back channels during presidential transitions are not unprecedented, but they are always fraught, as President Trump and his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, have discovered in recent weeks.
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5-28-17
Jared Kushner’s Not the First In-Law to Take a High-Profile Spot in an Administration
by Ronald L. Feinman
Some actually did really well.
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SOURCE: The Conversation
4-11-17
Do Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner have too much power?
by Henry F. (Chip) Carey
Parallels ranging from the Ottoman empire to the Clinton administration.
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SOURCE: Time Magazine
1-11-17
Jared Kushner Wouldn't Be the First Powerful Son-in-Law in Presidential History
There was much ado about William G. McAdoo—Woodrow Wilson's son-in-law—who shaped the Federal Reserve and helped finance World War I.