Donald Trump names Stephen Miller as chief of staff to replace Susie Wiles
Donald Trump announced the appointment of Stephen Miller as his new White House Chief of Staff on Friday. Miller, who currently serves as deputy chief of staff, is scheduled to assume the leadership role on November 9, 2026. He replaces Susie Wiles, who resigned from the position after being diagnosed with breast cancer.
- Donald Trump announced the appointment of Stephen Miller as his new White House Chief of Staff.
- Stephen Miller replaces Susie Wiles in the Chief of Staff position.
- Susie Wiles will join Donald Trump's political team.
- Stephen Miller is Trump's ideological advisor and author of harsh immigration initiatives.
- Republicans suffered a setback in the midterm elections.
- Susie Wiles was the longest-serving White House chief of staff during Trump's presidency.
- Democrats comfortably regained the majority of Congress.
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