Susie Wiles becomes first woman appointed as Trump's chief of staff

Susie Wiles has been appointed as Donald Trump's new chief of staff, making her the first woman to hold this position in U.S. history. Wiles previously led Trump's successful re-election campaign and is recognized as a significant figure in Republican politics. Wiles, 67, has a long history in political operations, starting in the late 1970s. She played a key role in Trump's Florida campaign in 2016 and has been influential in shaping his strategies. Her reputation combines a warm personality with a tough, no-nonsense approach. Despite her grandmotherly image, Wiles is known for her strong political instincts and ability to connect with voters. She has a complex personal history, including a challenging relationship with former Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, from whom she was ousted. Wiles is seen as a trusted confidante to Trump, balancing his style with her own disciplined approach.