Trump appoints diverse team for future administration including allies and controversial figures

President-elect Donald Trump is appointing a diverse team for his administration, including allies, controversial figures, and some traditional choices. Key appointments include vaccine skeptic Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and TV personality Mehmet Oz for public health. Pam Bondi will lead the Justice Department, following Matt Gaetz's withdrawal. Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy will head a new Department of Government Efficiency, aiming for significant budget cuts. Senator Marco Rubio is chosen as top diplomat amid rising tensions with China. Other notable picks include South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem for immigration, and Linda McMahon to lead a department Trump plans to abolish. The team reflects a mix of political backgrounds and priorities, with many requiring Senate approval.