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Stephen Miller to replace Susie Wiles as White House chief of staff

After Republicans suffered major losses in the midterm elections this week, President Trump named Stephen Miller his new White House chief of staff, replacing Susie Wiles after she submitted her resignation Thursday night. Weijia Jiang has the latest.

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  1. New York Post·
    Constantino says standing by Trump and fighting ‘BS’ spared him from Dem onslaught in midterms
  2. The New York Times·Culture
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  3. The Sydney Morning Herald·World14 sources
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  4. The Age·World14 sources
    Five killed after gunman opens fire on tourist hotspot in Krakow
  5. TheJournal.ie·14 sources
    Five people dead and a dozen wounded in Kraków shooting
  6. The New York Times·
    Schumer Lifts His Senate Standing With an Election Blowout
  7. Stuff·
    All Blacks survive shaky first half to thump Scotland in Edinburgh
  8. Stuff·
    All Blacks player ratings: Tell us how they performed in big win over Scotland
  9. The Independent·Sports
    F1 Brazil GP LIVE: Qualifying start time and schedule after Lewis Hamilton penalty
  10. The Independent·Sports
    Ewan Ashman hat-trick in vain as Scotland fall to another defeat to New Zealand
  11. Evening Standard·Sports2 sources
    Roberto De Zerbi issues James Maddison injury update surprising Tottenham no-show
  12. The Globe and Mail·World
    Justin Trudeau steps into new role at Oxford University
  13. NBC News·3 sources
    2026 Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Arrives in New York City
  14. The Independent·World
    Target accused of having preservatives in mac-and-cheese despite box’s claim
  15. The New Zealand Herald·
    Election 2026 live updates: Overhang and Opportunity in boxseat as results deadlocked on election night
  16. CNBC·World
    Why the prognosis for healthcare stocks is uncertain ahead of Congress’ new makeup
  17. CBS News·14 sources
    Cornell faculty votes no confidence in school leadership over handling of Jane Doe case
  18. Business Insider·Business
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  19. The Independent·Sports6 sources
    The double Daniel Farke masterstroke that saw Leeds sink resurgent Tottenham
  20. The Atlantic·4 sources
    What Comes After the Midterms
  21. ABC News·Health
    House Democrats will start their majority focused on boosting healthcare and ending the Iran war
  22. The New Zealand Herald·
    Better call Qiulae? National might be forced to save coalition – Editorial
  23. Evening Standard·Sports
    Why Arsenal were not awarded a penalty in Hull controversy as fans left bemused
  24. ABC News·3 sources
    Melania Trump and LSU are set to announce a scholarship program for students who were in foster care
  25. Stuff·Sports8 sources
    ‘Freak’ Ponga stars in return from broken arm as Kiwis make World Cup final
  26. ABC News·Business2 sources
    From high-flying AI stocks to tariff-hit alcohol companies, the midterms shook up Wall Street
  27. The Guardian·
    Did the Bay Area just save its transit system from the brink of certain death?
  28. Irish Independent·Sports
    Andy Cole opens up on receiving his nephew’s kidney, transplant recovery and a visit from Roy Keane
  29. The New Zealand Herald·
    Election 2026: Luxon, Hipkins prepare NZ for wait after election deadlock
  30. The New Zealand Herald·
    Election 2026: Underwhelming end to election night for Labour; key seats up in the air
  31. The New Zealand Herald·Business
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  32. The New Zealand Herald·
    Election 2026: Five knife-edge seats that could decide who forms the next Government
  33. The New Zealand Herald·
    Herald morning quiz: November 8
  34. The New Zealand Herald·
    Election 2026: Māori vote to put trust in Te Pāti Māori and Labour
  35. The New Zealand Herald·10 sources
    Election 2026: Auckland wrap - Mt Roskill too close to call, Nats win big in city’s east
  36. The New Zealand Herald·
    Election 2026: Chris Bishop concedes he is unlikely to return to Parliament
  37. The Hill·
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  38. Bloomberg·Business
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  39. ABC News·Business3 sources
    Berkshire Hathaway buys back $9.6 billion of its own stock but its profits declined
  40. ABC News·19 sources
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