Tennessee Sen. Marsha Blackburn is not considering Pete Hegseth as her replacement when she is sworn in as governor, a source close to Blackburn said.
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This page is an archive of main headlines from the US for 06.11.2026.
It displays 228 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
06.11.2026 ⇢ The Day Trump Replaced Wiles With Miller
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Post-midterm recrimination gave way to governing signals. Republicans continued to debate Trump's responsibility for the loss and the 2028 succession, with Vance, Cruz and DeSantis named, while Democrats detailed plans for investigations, a block on judicial picks and repeal of the filibuster. Wall Street's $2.5 trillion selloff over AI valuations carried into global markets, which Trump blamed on Democrats, countered by a stronger-than-expected October jobs report of 165,000 jobs.
By evening coverage consolidated around Trump's replacement of chief of staff Susie Wiles with Stephen Miller, effective Nov. 9. Outlets tied the move to the defeat and described Miller, architect of the immigration crackdown, as a defiant choice for the final two years, prompting Democratic threats of probes.
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Democrats have won control of Congress, but the midterms aren't over. Follow live updates on the key races still to be decided.
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The Daily Beast
The president’s daughter-in-law insists his long-term vision was simply too much for impatient Americans.
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The Daily Beast
Trump’s handpicked allies gave his 250-foot monument the green light. A federal judge had other plans.
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President Donald Trump said Thursday that he would soon decide whether to launch another round of major strikes against Iran, following high-level White House deliberations over the next phase of the conflict.
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Artists say brands are embracing traditional art forms and making a point to show off the human labor behind their campaigns.
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The president’s eldest daughter celebrated her 45th birthday in style—and American taxpayers appear to have picked up a hefty security tab.
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The latest Russian barrage underscored the scale of the rebuilding task, as did the ongoing search for people missing after an earlier strike.
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03:57⇢Trump Blames Democrats for Market Crash
⌨Attention turns to the market fallout and the final count. Outlets report Trump blaming Democrats and voters for Thursday's plunge that wiped trillions in value (NY Post, Examiner, CNN), while Democrats have secured Congress. Focus narrows to Mississippi and Alaska, still too close to call to set the Senate margin (USA Today, Epoch Times), alongside Luna's narrow Florida win (OAN).
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03:57⇢Trump Blames Democrats for Market Crash
⌨Attention turns to the market fallout and the final count. Outlets report Trump blaming Democrats and voters for Thursday's plunge that wiped trillions in value (NY Post, Examiner, CNN), while Democrats have secured Congress. Focus narrows to Mississippi and Alaska, still too close to call to set the Senate margin (USA Today, Epoch Times), alongside Luna's narrow Florida win (OAN).
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Associated Press
Opposition to data centers was part of midterm races across the U.S., with campaigns featuring them in hundreds of millions of dollars’ worth of TV ads and many winners pledging to clamp down on the energy-hungry behemoths.
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The Daily Beast
“You only have yourselves to blame!”
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The Daily Beast
Ukrainians fear the first lady has given Putin the perfect gift after helping to broker the evacuation of a war-ravaged city.
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The Washington Post
The president has full control of the Republican Party with two years left in office, and he’s not letting go anytime soon.
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The Daily Beast
Her campaign said it was investigating “unusual voting patterns.”
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The new senator from Michigan will face an uphill battle if he wants to transform the U.S. relationship with Israel. But he has options — and public pressure.
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The U.S. president said the war was close to being settled and that ending it might involve “a big, beautiful agreement” covering all of Europe.
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The New York Times
Young people powered Democratic candidates, joining global demands for generational change.
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Stay all in with Trump or create some distance? The freshly reelected Arkansas governor on a debate that is starting in the GOP.
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The Washington Post
The president has full control of the Republican Party with two years left in office, and he’s not letting go anytime soon.
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Zara Larsson isn’t the only Swedish export America should be obsessed with.
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06:43⇢GOP Faces Its Trump Problem
⌨Attention shifts from counting to blame. Outlets frame Republicans as grappling with Trump's role in the wipeout and whether the party can move on with two years left (USA Today, Washington Post, CBS, Daily Beast, Atlantic). Parallel coverage dissects the Democratic win, crediting young voters, grassroots organizing and economic populism (NYTimes, Newsweek, Common Dreams).
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06:43⇢GOP Faces Its Trump Problem
⌨Attention shifts from counting to blame. Outlets frame Republicans as grappling with Trump's role in the wipeout and whether the party can move on with two years left (USA Today, Washington Post, CBS, Daily Beast, Atlantic). Parallel coverage dissects the Democratic win, crediting young voters, grassroots organizing and economic populism (NYTimes, Newsweek, Common Dreams).
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The Daily Beast
Her campaign said it was investigating “unusual voting patterns.”
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Stay all in with Trump or create some distance? The freshly reelected Arkansas governor on a debate that is starting in the GOP.
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NBC News producer Susan Kroll made lifestyle changes after tests showed early signs associated with the disease. Here’s where the research stands.
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New York Post
“There’s already movement behind the scenes with the conservatives to get rid of him,” one insider told The Post.
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The Washington Post
The Democratic Socialists of America made their mark on the Democratic Party on Tuesday and are now preparing to flex that power in the next Congress.
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Opposition to data centers was part of midterm races across the U.S., with campaigns featuring them in hundreds of millions of dollars’ worth of TV ads and many winners pledging to clamp down on the energy-hungry behemoths.
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Can Democrats Resist the Urge To Deny Families Choice in Education?
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They blame tariffs, corruption, immigration enforcement–anything but the one obvious thing: the Iran war and its associated costs.
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Democrats want to cut off funding for the president’s building projects—or tear them down later.
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France was again rocked by a day of protests on ‘Black Thursday’, which saw nearly 600,000 people from student and worker union groups march.
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Italy’s top court has shut down the ILVA steel mill in Taranto, recognizing that it has become a disastrous health hazard. While European authorities boast about green investment plans, the site’s demise reflects the failure of their industrial policy.
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The Washington Post
The U.S. added 165,000 jobs in October, blowing away expectations, the government said in its first major economic release after the midterms.
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08:56⇢GOP Points Fingers Over Midterm Wipeout
⌨Coverage stays on Republican recriminations over the midterm wipeout, debating distance from Trump (USA Today, Washington Post), ousting the New York party boss (NY Post), questioning results in Colorado (Daily Beast) and whether Israel or Iran cost the election (Examiner, Federalist). A stronger-than-expected October jobs report adding 165,000 jobs draws parallel attention (ABC, Washington Times).
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08:56⇢GOP Points Fingers Over Midterm Wipeout
⌨Coverage stays on Republican recriminations over the midterm wipeout, debating distance from Trump (USA Today, Washington Post), ousting the New York party boss (NY Post), questioning results in Colorado (Daily Beast) and whether Israel or Iran cost the election (Examiner, Federalist). A stronger-than-expected October jobs report adding 165,000 jobs draws parallel attention (ABC, Washington Times).
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Breitbart News
The U.S. economy added 165,000 jobs in October and the unemployment rate fell to 4.1 percent. Economists had expected the economy to add 62,000 jobs and the unemployment to remain unchanged at 4.2 percent. The jobs numbers for prior months
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The Boston Globe
The dynamics in Washington will be different next year than the last time Democrats had a majority in the House or Senate under Trump during his first term.
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Democrats will retake control of Congress in January. With such a dramatic shift to the balance of congressional power will come investigations. Lots and lots of them.
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The New York Times
Employers hired at a vigorous pace, adding 165,000 jobs. The unemployment rate fell to 4.1 percent.
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New York Post
The man stabbed her without warning approximately 22 times while her 3-year-old daughter was in the next room.
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Top contenders eyeing the 2028 Republican primary to replace Donald Trump worked to unpack what went wrong in their party's disastrous midterm election.
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The dust continues to settle after Democrats' sweeping victories in the midterm elections. Follow live updates here.
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Populism isn’t just a switch the GOP could have chosen to flip on in this election but didn’t. Its governing record under Donald Trump has been one of harm and contempt for working people. Voters knew that and punished Republicans for it.
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News broke last week that Thomas Sr. was under investigation over allegations that he possessed child pornography.
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President Donald Trump said Friday he will work with U.S. states "that want to become RICH" by building data centers for super intelligence. In a Truth Social post, Trump enthusiastically endorsed the expansion of artificial intelligence infrastructure, arguing that states...
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Meghan Markle’s estranged dad, Thomas Markle Sr., has been arrested by the FBI for alleged possession of child porn found in his home in the Philippines and a Mexico storage unit.
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Democrats Just Won Big in the 2026 Elections. Will They Overplay Their Hand?
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NBC News producer Susan Kroll made lifestyle changes after tests showed early signs associated with the disease. Here’s where the research stands.
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10:20⇢GOP Opens Its 2028 Auditions
⌨Coverage continues to dissect the midterm wipeout, shifting from blame to what comes next, with Republicans eyeing 2028 and Vance's distancing from Trump (USA Today, Newsweek, Blaze) and Democrats weighing investigations and their majorities (Boston Globe, CBS, Reason, Slate). A stronger-than-expected October jobs report, with 165,000 jobs added, draws parallel attention (NYTimes, ABC, Breitbart).
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10:20⇢GOP Opens Its 2028 Auditions
⌨Coverage continues to dissect the midterm wipeout, shifting from blame to what comes next, with Republicans eyeing 2028 and Vance's distancing from Trump (USA Today, Newsweek, Blaze) and Democrats weighing investigations and their majorities (Boston Globe, CBS, Reason, Slate). A stronger-than-expected October jobs report, with 165,000 jobs added, draws parallel attention (NYTimes, ABC, Breitbart).
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The Washington Post
Maryland Democratic Sen. Chris Van Hollen will forgo a Senate leadership bid to focus on a potential 2028 presidential candidacy.
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The Daily Beast
2028 is already shaping up to be a fascinating cycle.
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After this week’s elections, Democratic congresspeople from working-class backgrounds are set to grow their numbers by 75%. They have a chance to push the party’s agenda in a pro-worker direction. Organizing in a congressional caucus can help them do that.
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Thomas Markle, father of Duchess Meghan, was arrested in Florida by the FBI Nov. 6 amid an ongoing child pornography investigation.
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Breitbart News
The U.S. economy added 165,000 jobs in October and the unemployment rate fell to 4.1 percent.
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Washington Free Beacon
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New York Post
Meghan Markle’s estranged dad, Thomas Markle Sr., has been arrested by the FBI for alleged possession of child porn found in his home in the Philippines and a Mexico storage unit, sources told The Post Friday.
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One America News
Meghan Markle’s estranged father, Thomas Markle Sr., has reportedly been arrested by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) for his alleged stash of child pornography.
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I was worried about my boomer parents. Turns out, everyone is an easy mark these days.
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Markle Sr. was hit with one count of possession of child pornography and he’s due to appear in federal court in Tampa, Florida Friday afternoon.
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The FBI seized around 78 items from two storage units rented by Markle that contain “suspected” child sexual abuse material, the DOJ said.
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11:49⇢The 2028 Scramble Begins
⌨Coverage keeps mining the midterm rout for 2028 signals, with Republicans debating Trump's hold and potential successors (Daily Beast, Washington Post, Examiner) and Democrats parsing majorities, Texas flip and working-class winners (CBS, HuffPost, Jacobin). Apart from the post-mortem, the FBI arrest of Meghan Markle's father Thomas Markle on child pornography allegations draws parallel attention (USA Today, NBC, NY Post, OAN).
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11:49⇢The 2028 Scramble Begins
⌨Coverage keeps mining the midterm rout for 2028 signals, with Republicans debating Trump's hold and potential successors (Daily Beast, Washington Post, Examiner) and Democrats parsing majorities, Texas flip and working-class winners (CBS, HuffPost, Jacobin). Apart from the post-mortem, the FBI arrest of Meghan Markle's father Thomas Markle on child pornography allegations draws parallel attention (USA Today, NBC, NY Post, OAN).
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Comedy Central’s Daily Show host Jon Stewart called on Democrats to avoid selecting Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY) as Senate Majority Leader after their sweeping midterm election victory.
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Comedy Central’s Daily Show host Jon Stewart called on Democrats to avoid selecting Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY) as Senate Majority Leader after their sweeping midterm election victory.
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Thomas Markle, Duchess Meghan's father, was arrested in Florida by the FBI Nov. 6 amid an ongoing child sexual abuse materials investigation.
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The Intercept
Palestinian liberation is the key to fighting racism, imperialism, and genocide around the globe.
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Proponents had hoped the measure would boost the construction of so-called starter homes and make homeownership more accessible to working- and middle-class families.
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The Washington Post
Two of the first three tankers carrying Russian diesel to the U.S. have changed course, casting doubt on President Trump’s fuel deal with Russian President Vladimir Putin as legal warnings and political opposition grow.
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Associated Press
Latino voters moved sharply to the left in the midterm elections, helping Democrats achieve significant victories in Texas and in key House races nationwide.
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The Washington Post
Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer has vowed to block President Trump’s judicial picks once Democrats control the chamber in January.
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The Daily Beast
Democrats argue that corruption and soaring costs are inextricably linked as they set their sights on key Trump targets.
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The United States economy added 165,000 jobs in October, showing the job market may be stronger than many believed leading into this week’s midterm elections.
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The New York Times
Unemployment fell in October, extending years of stability for a U.S. work force threated by inflation and artificial intelligence.
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Senator-elect James Talarico (D-TX) confirmed that he supports terminating the filibuster, explaining that the filibuster, “which is not in the Constitution,” is a “Jim Crow relic.”
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13:07⇢Democrats Draft Their Retribution Blueprint
⌨Coverage shifts from who won to what Democrats will do with the win, with outlets detailing planned corruption probes, cabinet impeachments, filibuster repeal and a blockade on Trump judicial picks (Daily Beast, HuffPost, Breitbart, Washington Times, Common Dreams). Parallel attention goes to explaining the rout through Latino voters swinging left (AP) and Republicans debating Trump's hold and Vance's economic vision (Washington Post, Examiner).
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13:07⇢Democrats Draft Their Retribution Blueprint
⌨Coverage shifts from who won to what Democrats will do with the win, with outlets detailing planned corruption probes, cabinet impeachments, filibuster repeal and a blockade on Trump judicial picks (Daily Beast, HuffPost, Breitbart, Washington Times, Common Dreams). Parallel attention goes to explaining the rout through Latino voters swinging left (AP) and Republicans debating Trump's hold and Vance's economic vision (Washington Post, Examiner).
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For years, the MAGA movement embraced cruelty, with not much of a downside among voters. This week, judgment came.
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A new AtlasIntel poll shows surprising frontrunners for the 2028 presidential primaries. Here's who is at the top of the heap.
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The Daily Beast
It is a fitting name but not one that Donald Trump is going to like.
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President Trump on Friday announced that he was replacing Susie Wiles as his chief of staff with his longtime adviser Stephen Miller following Republicans’ landslide midterm election loss.
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The Washington Post
The South Korean public has been stunned to see film of their fearsome “black berets” flouncing down catwalks under the careful instruction of female fashion models, halting dramatically, pirouetting and striking poses.
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Associated Press
Susie Wiles’ departure comes after midterm elections that saw major Republican losses.
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The Daily Beast
Stephen Miller will be the president’s next chief of staff.
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The Boston Globe
The president said Stephen Miller will replace her, mere days after Republicans lost control of Congress in the midterm elections.
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President Trump announced top aide Stephen Miller will replace Susie Wiles as White House chief of staff.
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New York Post
President Trump on Friday announced that he was replacing Susie Wiles as his chief of staff with his longtime adviser Stephen Miller following the Republicans’ landslide midterm election loss.
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The Washington Post
President Donald Trump’s current White House chief of staff, Susie Wiles, is leaving her post.
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The Boston Globe
On his social media site, the president praised Wiles and said she’d continue to work for his political organization.
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14:16⇢Trump Swaps Wiles for Miller
⌨Attention shifts from Democratic plans to Trump's response to the midterm defeat, with outlets reporting he is replacing chief of staff Susie Wiles with longtime aide Stephen Miller (USA Today, AP, Washington Post, NY Post, Fox News, ABC, Boston Globe, Daily Beast, HuffPost, Daily Wire, Epoch Times). Coverage links the shakeup to Republican losses, noting Trump praised Wiles and said she would stay with his political operation.
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14:16⇢Trump Swaps Wiles for Miller
⌨Attention shifts from Democratic plans to Trump's response to the midterm defeat, with outlets reporting he is replacing chief of staff Susie Wiles with longtime aide Stephen Miller (USA Today, AP, Washington Post, NY Post, Fox News, ABC, Boston Globe, Daily Beast, HuffPost, Daily Wire, Epoch Times). Coverage links the shakeup to Republican losses, noting Trump praised Wiles and said she would stay with his political operation.
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The Washington Post
Wiles made history as the first woman in the role.
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President Donald Trump announced Friday that Stephen Miller will replace Susie Wiles as White House chief of staff starting Monday, elevating a longtime adviser and architect of his immigration agenda while moving Wiles to his political operation.Trump described Miller,...
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President Donald Trump announced that White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller will take over the role of White House Chief of Staff starting November 9.
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President Trump is swapping out his chief of staff after Republicans' losses in the midterms, with more than two dozen House races unresolved. Follow live updates.
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President Donald Trump announced that White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller will take over the role of White House Chief of Staff starting November 9.
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The Washington Post
Susie Wiles is leaving as White House chief of staff after staggering Republican losses in the midterm election and will be replaced by Stephen Miller, a key adviser to Mr. Trump who has helped shape the administration’s immigration crackdown.
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As she departs from her role as White House Chief of Staff, Susie Wiles called serving President Donald Trump in the White House an “honor of a lifetime.”
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The city ousts its NIMBY mayor for a democratic socialist YIMBY.
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The Intercept
“All I know is that the populist lane is wide open for someone to seize it.”
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The Washington Post
The selection of Miller, the architect of President Donald Trump’s anti-immigration policies, means the president’s policy agenda will probably move further to the right.
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Associated Press
Wiles is the longest-serving White House chief of staff for President Trump, who cycled through four of them during his first four-year term.
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The president announced Susie Wiles’ departure and Miller’s ascension in a social media post.
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The Boston Globe
Miller, long a key member of Trump’s inner circle, is a key architect of the administration’s hard-line immigration policies.
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15:36⇢Trump Anoints Miller Chief Of Staff
⌨Coverage has consolidated around Trump's replacement of chief of staff Susie Wiles with longtime aide Stephen Miller (NYTimes, AP, ABC, NBC, CBS, Washington Post, USA Today, NY Post, Newsmax, Breitbart, Epoch Times, Daily Wire and others). Outlets link the shakeup to the midterm defeat, note Miller starts Nov. 9 and Wiles moves to Trump's political operation, and describe Miller as architect of the immigration crackdown.
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15:36⇢Trump Anoints Miller Chief Of Staff
⌨Coverage has consolidated around Trump's replacement of chief of staff Susie Wiles with longtime aide Stephen Miller (NYTimes, AP, ABC, NBC, CBS, Washington Post, USA Today, NY Post, Newsmax, Breitbart, Epoch Times, Daily Wire and others). Outlets link the shakeup to the midterm defeat, note Miller starts Nov. 9 and Wiles moves to Trump's political operation, and describe Miller as architect of the immigration crackdown.
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President Donald Trump announced Friday that Stephen Miller will replace Susie Wiles as White House chief of staff starting Monday, elevating a longtime adviser and architect of his immigration agenda while moving Wiles to his political operation.
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The non-binding vote sends a powerful message to Cornell's Board of Trustees and campus leaders.
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Rep. Robert Garcia vows to investigate new Trump chief of staff Stephen Miller over deportation policies and tells him to “lawyer up.” Read more.
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The Atlantic
The president responded to rejection at the polls by naming his longtime aide as his new chief of staff.
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Democrats flipped five governor seats (and counting). They also grabbed huge control in state legislatures.
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The Boston Globe
Trump has two more years remaining in his term. And because of that, there were questions about how those next two years would go. With this move on Friday, we got Trump’s response.
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NBC News
The governing body took up the issue after a former student alleged she was sexually assaulted and forced to take drugs at a fraternity house in October 2024.
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New York Post
It’s Miller time — and the gloves are off!
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17:24⇢Trump Hands White House To Miller
⌨Coverage has moved from announcing to interpreting Trump's replacement of Susie Wiles with Stephen Miller as chief of staff (NYTimes, AP, Washington Post, ABC, CBS, Atlantic, Boston Globe, NY Post, Newsmax, Breitbart and others). Outlets frame it as a defiant doubling-down after the midterm defeat, describing Miller as architect of the immigration crackdown and reading the pick as a rightward signal for the final two years.
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17:24⇢Trump Hands White House To Miller
⌨Coverage has moved from announcing to interpreting Trump's replacement of Susie Wiles with Stephen Miller as chief of staff (NYTimes, AP, Washington Post, ABC, CBS, Atlantic, Boston Globe, NY Post, Newsmax, Breitbart and others). Outlets frame it as a defiant doubling-down after the midterm defeat, describing Miller as architect of the immigration crackdown and reading the pick as a rightward signal for the final two years.
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The Daily Beast
The Trump henchman is blasted for having “blood on his hands” after being named White House chief of staff.
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Democrats could face significant legal obstacles in trying to compel Miller to testify or produce documents concerning his work as a senior White House adviser. Miller could invoke executive privilege to resist congressional demands involving confidential communications with Trump.
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The Daily Beast
The Trump henchman is blasted for having “blood on his hands” after being named White House chief of staff.
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The Daily Beast
Bari Weiss tapped her newest “60 Minutes” correspondent to grill the president about his party’s disastrous midterm losses.
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The New York Times
Mr. Miller, the architect of the administration’s immigration crackdown, replaces Susie Wiles as the White House absorbs the shock of the midterms.
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JD Vance and immigration reformers applauded the appointment of populist immigration hawk Stephen Miller to White House chief of staff.
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The Daily Beast
The president is sending a message that he will not take defeat lying down.
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For years, the MAGA movement embraced cruelty, with not much of a downside among voters. This week, judgment came.
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The shake-up elicited outrage from top Democrats and indicates the president’s policy agenda is likely to move further to the right despite GOP midterm losses.
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The shake-up elicited outrage from top Democrats and indicates President Donald Trump’s agenda is likely to move further to the right despite GOP midterm losses.
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Breitbart News
Several Democrats exploded after President Donald Trump announced that White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller would be taking over as White House chief of staff, and they vowed lawfare against Miller. California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D), Reps. Ro
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As Chief of Staff, Stephen Miller Will Reinforce Trump's Worst Instincts
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Miller is best known as an immigration hawk who has been an ardent champion for Trump's mass deportation campaign.
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19:27⇢Trump Bets On Miller
⌨Coverage now interprets rather than announces Trump's replacement of Susie Wiles with Stephen Miller as chief of staff (NYTimes, Washington Post, AP, Fox News, USA Today, Reason and others). Outlets describe Miller as immigration-crackdown architect and read the move as defiant rightward shift after midterms to govern without Congress, noting Democratic outrage and vows of legal scrutiny.
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22:37⇢Miller Fallout Fuels Purge Talk
⌨Coverage stays on Trump's replacement of Susie Wiles with Stephen Miller but moves from the appointment to its fallout (Newsmax, USA Today, Examiner, Daily Beast, Daily Wire). Outlets report Trump signaling further cabinet changes and DOJ resignations after the midterms, recount his fury at Wiles and competing grift claims, and frame a Miller-Hegseth alignment as the administration's next direction.
