Trump signals possible cabinet changes after midterm losses

Politics · First reported 7 Nov, 00:54 · Updated 01:34

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Donald Trump said he may make further changes to his cabinet after Republicans’ midterm losses, but did not name any officials. Coverage also notes that Susie Wiles has left as chief of staff and Stephen Miller has taken the role.

Trump said he expected to make “a few changes” to his cabinet after the midterm losses, without identifying who might leave.
Democrats took control of both chambers of Congress, according to the supplied reports.
Susie Wiles left her chief of staff position, and Stephen Miller replaced her.
Trump expressed confidence in Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, while leaving the status of other senior officials uncertain.

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Key facts

Potential changes: Trump said he may make a few cabinet changes and did not name officials.
Congress: Democrats took control of the House and Senate, according to the supplied reports.
Chief of staff: Stephen Miller replaced Susie Wiles.
Hegseth: Trump expressed confidence in Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.