President Donald Trump Replaces White House Chief Of Staff Susie Wiles

Lead report from The Guardian

What happened

President Donald Trump announced that White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles is stepping down and will be moving to his political operation. Longtime adviser and deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller will take over the role beginning Monday. The staffing shakeup comes following recent midterm election losses for Republicans.

Where coverage agrees

Outlets across the political spectrum agree that Susie Wiles is leaving her position as White House chief of staff and that Stephen Miller has been appointed to replace her.

How the framing differs

Left-leaning outlets like The New Republic and Mother Jones emphasize that the staffing change signals a doubling down on an extreme or hard-line agenda. Center outlets such as NPR and PBS NewsHour frame the change in the context of recent midterm losses for Republicans. Right-leaning outlets like The Daily Wire and Fox News highlight Wiles's departure and report on Miller's role as a trusted adviser and leader in immigration policy without using the harsher framing seen in left-leaning coverage.

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Source context: US president confirms Susie Wiles, current chief of staff and first woman to serve in the role, will step downUS politics live – latest updatesStephen Miller, Donald Trump’s most controversial aide and the architect of his sweeping immigration crackdown, will become his new White…

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