Former President Donald Trump announced that Will Scharf will serve as his new White House counsel. Scharf previously worked as staff secretary and played a role in securing approval for a ballroom. In related news, Democrats have indicated plans to investigate Trump and his administration if they achieve electoral success in the upcoming November elections.
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Trump names Will Scharf as new White House counsel
Donald Trump has appointed Will Scharf as his new White House counsel, following Scharf's previous role as staff secretary. Meanwhile, Democrats have announced intentions to investigate Trump and his administration if they win in the November elections.
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Trump announces staff secretary Will Scharf, who helped secure ballroom approval, will be his new White House counsel
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