Trump names Stephen Miller as Susie Wiles's replacement after midterms
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Susie Wiles, who made history as Trump's first female chief of staff and has been the longest-serving White House chief of staff for Trump, is leaving her post.
Trump announced on Friday that Stephen Miller will be taking over after the GOP's tough loss in the recent midterms.
Susie Wiles cancer free, stays active
Wiles leaves at a big moment for Republicans, right after they lost control of Congress.
Earlier this year, she shared some good news: she's now cancer-free after her breast cancer diagnosis in March 2026.
As for Miller, he's a familiar face from Trump's inner circle and known for shaping strict immigration policies.
Even though she's stepping down, Wiles isn't going far. She'll still be active in Trump's political team.