US EditionPresident-elect Donald Trump announces more staffing picks
- President-Elect Donald Trump is filling key posts in his second administration, focusing on aides and allies from the 2024 campaign.
- Trump's first major decision was hiring Wiles, reflecting her close relationship with him.
- Trump appointed Waltz as National Security Adviser and tasked Homan with the largest deportation operation in history.
- Trump selected former Representative Lee Zeldin to lead the Environmental Protection Agency.
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GV WireHere Are the People Trump Has Picked for Key Positions So Far
President-elect Donald Trump is starting to fill key posts in his second administration, putting an emphasis so far on aides and allies who were his strongest backers during the 2024 campaign.
The president-elect announced on Tuesday the nomination of Republican Mike Waltz as White House National Security Adviser. This former soldier, who will take office on January 20, will be one of the architects of United States foreign policy.
Donald Trump has not yet been sworn into office as US President, but he is already planning his staff. After media initially speculated about a new Secretary of State, the 74-year-old presented a new man as National Security Advisor.
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Manila StandardTrump confirms China hawk Waltz as national security advisor
Donald Trump on Tuesday confirmed his pick of Mike Waltz, a former US special forces officer and a noted foreign policy hawk, for the influential role of national security advisor. Trump described the Republican congressman as "a nationally recognized leader in national security" and "an expert on the threats posed by China, Russia, Iran, and
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