Here’s the list of who got invited to the White House’s Oct. 25 dinner honoring Australian prime minister Anthony Albanese.
Brenda Lauderback and Antonio D. TillisAdvertisementLori Lodes and Austin EversImam Mohamed Magid and Amaarah DeCuirAlejandro Mayorkas, secretary of homeland security, and Tanya MayorkasRep. Gregory W. Meeks and Simone Marie MeeksAnne Neuberger and Yehuda NeubergerJen O'Malley Dillon and Patrick DillonMissy Owens and Cuffe OwensKate Pierson and Monica ColemanGina Raimondo, secretary of commerce, and Tommy MoffitSen. Jack Reed and Helen ReedSen. James E.
Risch and Vicki RischKevin Rudd, Australian ambassador to the United States, and Thérèse ReinFrederick Schneider III and Kevin P. MillerLiz Sherwood-Randall and Jeffrey RandallAlan Solomont and Susan SolomontJake Sullivan and Margaret GoodlanderAndrew Thomas and Shannon WalkerSen. John Thune and Kimberley ThuneD. James Umpleby III and Katherine UmplebyRichard Verma and Melineh VermaJustin Wolfers and Betsey StevensonJanet L.
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