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Will Scharf has been appointed as the new White House Counsel by President Donald Trump, effective September 1, 2026. Scharf, who previously served as White House Staff Secretary, is recognized for his role in Trump's Supreme Court immunity case and has a history of providing candid legal advice. He replaces David Warrington, who is moving to the private sector.
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Will Scharf has been appointed as the new White House Counsel by President Donald Trump, effective September 1, 2026. Scharf, who previously served as White House Staff Secretary, is recognized for his role in Trump's Supreme Court immunity case and has a history of providing candid legal advice. He replaces David Warrington, who is moving to the private sector.
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