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Susie Wiles

Susie Wiles

Former White House chief of staff

Appears in 4 stories

Office: White House Chief of Staff
Born: May 14, 1957, Lake City
Party: Republican Party
Education: University of Maryland

Last updated Nov 7, 2026

Stories

Trump names Stephen Miller chief of staff after midterm losses

Rule Changes

Moving to Trump's political operation

President Donald Trump named Stephen Miller, the architect of his immigration enforcement agenda, as White House chief of staff on November 6, 2026. Miller replaces Susie Wiles, who resigned the day before and moved to Trump's political operation. He was due to start Monday, Nov. 9.

Updated 5 days ago

Trump signs order creating NIH women's health division

Rule Changes

Co-chairs the White House Women's Health Task Force

President Trump signed an executive order on October 19 creating a Women's Health Division inside the National Institutes of Health and a White House task force on women's health. The order, published in the Federal Register on October 22 as Executive Order 14437, gives NIH 90 days, until about January 17, to establish the division.

Updated Oct 25

Army Secretary Dan Driscoll steps down, leaving Army without confirmed top leaders

Force in Play

As of September 2026: In office

Army Secretary Dan Driscoll left office September 2 after 18 months, the latest departure in a Pentagon leadership shakeup. President Trump named Adam Telle, the Army's civil works chief, acting secretary the next day.

Updated Sep 16

Trump’s Venezuela “blockade” turns sanctions into a Navy problem

Force in Play

As of May 2026: Linked publicly to remarks suggesting regime-change intent behind maritime operations.

Trump's Venezuela "blockade" threat is now backed by policy. Washington has added new Venezuela-linked sanctions and also targeted Iran's shadow-fleet network. Together, these expand the pool of already-sanctioned vessels that the U.S. Navy could board if they try to trade with Venezuela.

Updated May 15