Donald Trump pardoned Charles Kushner, who served time in jail for tax evasion, at the end of his first presidency. The appointment underscores the president-elect will fill his next administration with loyalists. Donald Trump pardoned Charles Kushner, who served time in jail for tax evasion, at the end of his first presidency. The appointment underscores the president-elect will fill his next administration with loyalists. World / North America Sydney Morning Herald – Latest News
Trump appoints son-in-law Jared Kushner’s father as ambassador to France
