Susie Wiles becomes first woman appointed as White House chief of staff

Donald Trump has appointed Susie Wiles as his White House chief of staff, making her the first woman to hold this position in U.S. history. Wiles is known for her significant role in Trump's past campaigns and her expertise in Republican politics. Wiles, 67, has a long career in politics, particularly in Florida. Her appointment marks a historic milestone for women in politics and reflects Trump's continued reliance on her strategic skills. She is expected to bring stability and discipline to the White House. The chief of staff role is influential, overseeing the Executive Office and managing the president's agenda. Wiles' leadership is seen as crucial as Trump prepares for his second term, with her ability to unite various personalities within the administration being particularly important.