Trump appoints Stephen Miller, replacing Susie Wiles, as chief of staff
President Donald Trump appointed Stephen Miller as White House chief of staff on 6 November, a move seen as a signal of a more confrontational approach after the Republican losses in the 2026 midterm elections, The Age reported on 7 November. CNBC reported that Miller would assume the role, succeeding Susie Wiles. CBC noted that Wiles was moving to a political operation while Miller took over as chief of staff.
The Straits Times added that the change came as the administration prepared for a Democratic-controlled Congress. CBS News said the announcement came hours after Trump indicated on 60 Minutes that staff changes were forthcoming.