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Center Owned by The Tribune TrustTrump appoints Stephen Miller as Chief of Staff after midterm election setback
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President Donald Trump announced that Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller will become White House Chief of Staff effective November 9, replacing Susie Wiles who was removed from the role within three days of the GOP’s midterm defeat. Wiles, who had been the longest‑serving chief of staff and the first woman to hold the post, will shift to work for Trump’s political organization, a move praised by the president on his social‑media site. The change follows earlier speculation that the president dismissed, and reflects the appointment of immigration hardliner Miller to the senior position.
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left · 2 outlets
On his social media site, Donald Trump praised Susie Wiles and said she’d continue working for his political organisation
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center · 3 outlets
Trump names Stephen Miller as White House chief of staff, replacing Susie Wiles from November 9.
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right · 2 outlets
Susie Wiles, the outgoing Chief of Staff, was Trump's first appointee after the 2024 election, and she made history as the first woman to hold the post of White House Chief of Staff.
— NDTV
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United States President Donald Trump has announced that Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller will take over as the White House Chief of Staff from November 9, while incumbent Susie Wiles will move to the Trump political operation.
