Trailblazer Susie Wiles Appointed as First Female White House Chief of Staff in Historic Decision by President-elect Trump
WASHINGTON — In a historic decision, President-elect Donald Trump has appointed Susie Wiles to serve as the White House Chief of Staff, marking the first time a woman has ever held this pivotal position. Wiles, recognized for her decisive leadership style and deep-rooted ties to American political history, has been applauded for her appointment across party lines, signaling a strategic and potentially unifying move for the incoming administration. At 67, Susie Wiles brings to the …