AthensTwo Greek tycoons allegedly funded the US ambassador’s luxury trips.
Allegations say Kimberly Guilfoyle promoted a Greek construction company and let its lobbyist into private diplomatic meetings in Greece.
Trump donor Eric Deters says she asked him to wire $100,000 for her credit-card debt before her 2025 confirmation hearing.
Guilfoyle denies wrongdoing, and her lawyers say the money was owed for past speaking engagements.
The State Department’s inspector general is investigating whether she took improper gifts, US media report.
How each outlet framed it
drawn from 400+ reports worldwide · These outlets told this story differently.
- France 24 leans critical
- frames the ouster as driven by reports Guilfoyle sought money from a supporter, with Trump's quote 'we didn't like what we were reading'
- The New York Times
- Hindustan Times leans critical
- adds that the State Department Inspector General is investigating, confirmed to NBC by two people with knowledge
- Al Jazeera Online leans critical
- reports the WSJ allegation that Guilfoyle offered a donor access to officials in exchange for the $100,000, and her lawyers' defense that it was unpaid speaking fees
Sources: The New York Times, France 24, Hindustan Times, Al Jazeera Online