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Stephen Miller No Longer Subject to Recusals Following Wife's Career Changes

Stephen Miller is no longer required to recuse himself from policy matters after his wife, Katie Miller, ended her contracts with SpaceX and Paramount. This change allows him to fully participate in discussions involving these areas. Concerns about influence in the White House have been raised amid allegations of lobbying efforts. Katie Miller announced her decision to step back from her podcast to focus on family.

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Stephen Miller, the new White House chief of staff, is no longer subject to recusals related to his wife Katie Miller's financial interests after she ended her contracts with SpaceX and Paramount. This allows him to engage fully in policy discussions. Concerns about potential improper influence in the White House have been highlighted recently, particularly in light of lobbying allegations. Katie Miller stated her decision to step back from her podcast was to prioritize family.

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  • Stephen Miller is now free from recusals after his wife's career changes.
  • Katie Miller ended her contracts with SpaceX and Paramount.
  • Concerns about influence in the White House have been rising.
  • 89% of U.S. adults believe corruption is widespread in government.
  • Katie Miller expressed support for her husband's promotion on social media.
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