Source: International Business Times
The payments, disclosed in filings made public late last week, have drawn scrutiny because federal law restricts the supplementation of government salaries from outside sources. Getty Images President Donald Trump gave three of his closest White House aides $45,000 each in holiday cash gifts, according to financial disclosures released by the administration, prompting questions from government ethics experts about whether the payments comply with federal law. The gifts, first reported by The Washington Post, went to executive assistants Natalie Harp and Chamberlain Harris, as well as communications adviser Margo Martin.
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