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White House
Following Republican midterm defeats, President Trump expects further personnel changes. Susie Wiles resigned as chief of staff, with Stephen Miller set to replace her on November 9.
Part of a series: White House staffing shifts and investigations
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White House
Dana White is said to have declined Donald Trump's offer to serve as White House press secretary. The proposal followed the dismissal of Katie Zacharia and comes amid broader administration staffing changes.
White House
President Donald Trump announced that Stephen Miller will replace Susie Wiles as White House chief of staff starting November 9, 2026. Wiles will move to the Trump political operation.
Data Centers
Democratic proposals to pause data center construction could ease memory chip shortages, potentially benefiting Apple and other consumer electronics makers facing supply pressure from AI demand.
Washington
Donald Trump stated that he offered UFC executive Dana White the position of White House press secretary.
DOJ Investigation
President Trump has directed the Justice Department to examine claims that Democrats are threatening individuals, characterizing the actions as criminal.
Midterm Elections
Democratic gains in the midterm elections are seen as a setback for conservative policies targeting renewable energy, prompting investors to reassess the sector.
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