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Trump replaces chief of staff Susie Wiles with Stephen Miller
Angered over his midterm losses, President Trump announced Friday he was replacing Susie Wiles as White House chief of staff with longtime adviser Stephen Miller. Why it matters: Trump is trading one of his few moderating forces with one of the most maximalist champions of his agenda, a striking sig
What the coverage shows
Most outlets converge on the personnel change itself, naming Stephen Miller as Susie Wiles’s replacement and tying the shake-up to Republicans’ midterm losses. Reuters, AP-style coverage from NBC and CNBC, and Fox keep the frame straightforward, while Axios, The Atlantic, France 24, and the New York Times foreground Miller as a hard-line or firebrand figure. The Guardian US is alone in stressing that Wiles is the first woman in the role and framing her exit as part of a broader pattern of women leaving top Trump jobs.
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