Morning headlines focused on Marco Rubio's nomination as Secretary of State, while Kristi Noem emerged as Homeland Security pick. Mike Waltz, a Green Beret veteran, was selected as National Security Advisor. By early afternoon, more appointments surfaced: Lee Zeldin for EPA and Mike Huckabee as Israel Ambassador. John Ratcliffe's selection as CIA Director completed the day's major appointments. These selections represent a mix of Trump loyalists and establishment figures, marking a departure from his 2016 transition approach. Democratic Senator Fetterman's support for Rubio's nomination indicated potential bipartisan backing for key positions. Speaker Johnson ordered the Biden administration to preserve all records, while federal judges delayed rulings on Trump's immunity claims in the hush money case. The Pentagon leaker Jack Teixeira received a 15-year sentence, while three U.S. airlines suspended flights to Haiti following gunfire incidents.