Trump names Stephen Miller the new chief of staff
Susie Wiles served 21 months as Trump's longest-serving chief of staff across both terms, departing after Republicans lost the House and Senate. Trump announced Stephen Miller will take on the role.
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Trump picks Stephen Miller to lead White House staff
On Nov. 6, President Donald Trump announced that Stephen Miller will replace Susie Wiles as White House chief of staff, Fox News and The Guardian reported. The Guardian said Wiles would step down, while iHeart reported that Miller is due to take over on Nov. 9. Several outlets linked the change to Republican losses in the midterm elections; Fox News said Republicans had lost both the House and Senate. The reports did not give further details about Wiles’s departure.
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