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Trump Names Stephen Miller New White House Chief of Staff

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President Trump has announced that Stephen Miller will become the new White House Chief of Staff, following a midterm election setback for his party. The move comes as Susie Wiles is leaving the role. Wiles had been Trump's first appointee after the 2024 election. She also made history as the first woman to serve as White House Chief of Staff.

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