Donald Trump's Son-in-Law's Role Faces Scrutiny, Overstatement Alleged

Reports reveal that Massad Boulos, Tiffany Trump's father-in-law, was appointed by Donald Trump to senior advisory roles in the administration, but his positions were largely symbolic and lacked real influence. Despite holding impressive titles related to Middle Eastern and African affairs, Boulos was often excluded from important discussions and was criticized for overstating his authority and distributing business cards that exaggerated his role. Administration officials expressed frustration with Boulos' 'freelance' approach, noting that he sometimes acted outside official channels and misrepresented the scope of his responsibilities. His actions, including overstatement of wealth and unapproved meetings, have strained relationships within the Trump administration, highlighting the limits of power even for those with close family ties to the president.