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• Susie Wiles, Capo Staff di Trump, ha recuperato il proprio incarico in mezzo a segnalate lotte di potere interne alla White House e test di lealtà. • Il reintegro avviene dopo settimane di incertezza, mettendo in luce le tensioni tra i vertici dell'amministrazione. • La mossa sottolinea l'ossessione di Trump per la lealtà, stabilizzando potenzialmente le operazioni ma rischiando di alimentare ulteriori divisioni tra le fazioni in vista delle midterm.

• Susie Wiles, Capo di Gabinetto del Presidente Trump, ha recuperato il proprio posto di lavoro in seguito ai recenti tumulti della Casa Bianca, secondo quanto riportato da Politico l'8 maggio 2026. • Il reintegro stabilizza la leadership dell'amministrazione in mezzo a controversie relative al personale e dibattiti sulle politiche. • Il ritorno di Wiles è considerato cruciale per mantenere l'agenda di Trump, in particolare nelle strategie per le elezioni di metà mandato.

• Trump Chief of Staff Susie Wiles has retained her position following internal White House restructuring amid ongoing political upheaval. • Wiles' continued tenure signals stability in the administration's senior leadership despite recent personnel shifts. • The decision reflects Trump's confidence in her management of day-to-day White House operations.

• President Trump's Chief of Staff Susie Wiles regained her position following a short ouster amid internal White House tensions. • Her reinstatement stabilizes the administration's leadership as midterm strategies intensify. • Republicans view Wiles' return as crucial for maintaining party unity and House control.

• Susie Wiles has been reinstated as President Trump’s Chief of Staff after a brief ouster amid internal White House tensions. • Her return stabilizes key operations as the administration navigates midterm preparations and policy pushes. • Wiles' pro-Trump influence is expected to shape staffing and strategy through 2026 elections.

• Susie Wiles, White House chief of staff for President Donald Trump, announced on Monday her diagnosis of early-stage breast cancer, caught early with no plans for leave. • She will undergo several weeks of treatment in Washington, D.C., while remaining full-time at the White House. • President Trump stated, 'She will soon be better than ever!' highlighting her continued role amid health challenges.

Wiles, 68, praised by president as ‘one of the strongest people I know’, to continue working while having treatmentSusie Wiles, the first woman to serve as White House chief of staff, has been diagnosed with early-stage breast cancer but plans to continue working while undergoing treatment.The 68-year-old revealed on Monday that the illness had been detected in the past week. Both she and Donald Trump struck an optimistic tone, saying doctors expect a strong recovery. Continue reading...