President Donald Trump has named Stephen Miller as the new White House chief of staff, effective Monday, replacing Susie Wiles. Trump praised Wiles for her service, noting her contributions during her 21-month tenure. Wiles will move to a role in Trump's political operation. This leadership change follows Republican losses in the midterm elections, prompting discussions about the future direction of Trump's administration.
Key facts
- Stephen Miller appointed as White House chief of staff effective Monday.
- Susie Wiles served as chief of staff for 21 months.
- Wiles will transition to Trump's political operation.
- Trump's administration faced Republican losses in the midterm elections.
- Wiles was diagnosed with early-stage breast cancer but is now cancer-free.
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