Trump names Stephen Miller as new White House Chief of Staff

Trump announced the personnel change, stating Miller would help "run things well" in the newly consolidated position. Miller, who has served as a senior advisor throughout Trump's political career, will assume responsibility for day-to-day White House operations.

Wiles, who held the Chief of Staff position since Trump's return to the presidency, will depart from the role. Her tenure marked a significant period in Trump's administration during his second term.

Miller's promotion reflects Trump's confidence in the longtime operative, who has been instrumental in shaping the president's domestic policy agenda. The move consolidates authority over White House management under Miller's direction.

The Chief of Staff position represents one of the most influential roles in any presidential administration, serving as the primary coordinator of executive branch activities and presidential priorities. Miller's appointment signals potential shifts in how the White House will approach key policy implementation going forward.