Gift trip to Trump official raises questions as State Dept reels from Guilfoyle scandal

Summary

A senior State Department official took a Mediterranean vacation paid for by an Irish billionaire just one month after she was sworn in, and the disclosure comes weeks after an ethics scandal forced out one of President Donald Trump’s ambassadors. According to a preliminary financial disclosure the Washington Post obtained through a public-records request, Sarah B. Rogers, the undersecretary of state for public diplomacy and public affairs, went on the trip last November that was paid for by Stripe co-founder Patrick Collison. Rogers valued the gift at $11,900 and described Collison as a…

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