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NewzBits• A chefe de gabinete de Trump, Susie Wiles, manteve seu cargo após a reestruturação interna da Casa Branca em meio a constantes agitações políticas. • A continuidade de Wiles sinaliza estabilidade na liderança sênior do governo, apesar das recentes mudanças de pessoal. • A decisão reflete a confiança de Trump em sua gestão das operações diárias da Casa Branca.
politico.com• A Chefe de Gabinete do Presidente Trump, Susie Wiles, recuperou seu cargo após uma curta destituição em meio a tensões internas na Casa Branca. • Sua reintegração estabiliza a liderança da administração à medida que as estratégias para as eleições de meio de mandato se intensificam. • Os republicanos veem o retorno de Wiles como crucial para manter a unidade do partido e o controle da Câmara.
politico.comExclusive: McSweeney summoned by foreign affairs select committee in rare step, as Mandelson vetting row continuesUK politics live – latest updatesMorgan McSweeney, the prime minister’s former chief of staff, has been summoned before the foreign affairs select committee as the Peter Mandelson vetting row continued to undermine Keir Starmer’s premiership.As MPs attempt to unravel the facts, McSweeney is to appear next Tuesday to respond to allegations that Downing Street put huge pressure on the civil service to approve his appointment as the UK’s ambassador to Washington. Continue reading...
theguardian.com• 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.
politico.com• 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.
advisory.comWiles, 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...
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