President Trump’s controversial top official in charge of vetting political appointees was born in Uzbekistan — not Malta as ...

Sergio Gor helped facilitate the termination of Jared Isaacman’s nomination for NASA head — a pick Musk had pushed.

When he was named director of the White House Office of Presidential Personnel under U.S. President Donald Trump, a media ...

Musk replied to a post on X that linked to a New York Post story sharing that Sergio Gor had not submitted full vetting paperwork. "He's a snake," Musk wrote of Gor.. Musk and Gor's rift started ...

Gor’s background has been of increasing interest in D.C. since the New York Post reported in June that he had yet to be vetted for a permanent security clearance—despite overseeing the ...

Citing a notarized Maltese property document, the report states that his birth name is Sergio Gorokhovsky. Gor’s attorney, Robert Garson, confirmed by email that his client was born in Tashkent. Gor ...

Gor vets thousands of government employees throughout the executive branch in his role as White House Presidential Personnel ...

Sergio Gor has not turned in the required form for a permanent security clearance, according to the New York Post. Political Reporter President Donald Trump’s man in charge of vetting staff has ...

Three administration insiders told the New York Post that Gor has not turned in his Standard Form 86. These forms include a 100-page set of questions and are required for officials who need ...

However, we found no evidence that Gor was a Russian foreign agent or spy. The claim seemed to have arisen from a combination of two sources: a June 17 New York Post report saying Gor had not been ...

Garson did not confirm where Gor was born when asked. The New York Post raised questions about Gor's birthplace and whether it might affect his ability to get security clearance in its June 17 report.