Trump's In-Laws May Put Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac in Tough Spot
- Kushner Cos.’s use of U.S.-backed loans poses conflict risk
- More than $500 million outstanding in Fannie, Freddie loans
Jared Kushner’s Rise to Power Mirrors Trump's
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Jared Kushner relinquished control of his family’s multibillion-dollar real-estate business in January to eliminate conflicts of interest when he became a top White House adviser to his father-in-law, President Donald Trump.
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