Oklahoma City, OK, November 7, 2026 — In a significant shift within the White House, Chief of Staff Susie Wiles has resigned from her post. The departure of Wiles was reported by The Black Chronicle. President Donald Trump has appointed Stephen Miller to succeed her as Chief of Staff.

The announcement of this transition came days following the conclusion of the midterm elections. Specific details regarding the reasons for Susie Wiles’ resignation were not provided in the initial reports. Similarly, the exact dates of Wiles’ resignation and Miller’s official appointment were not immediately disclosed.

Stephen Miller, the newly appointed Chief of Staff, steps into the role amid a period of significant political activity. Information regarding Miller’s previous roles or specific qualifications for the Chief of Staff position, beyond what is publicly known, was not detailed in the reporting from The Black Chronicle.

The office of Chief of Staff is a critical role within the executive branch, responsible for managing the White House staff and operations, advising the President, and overseeing policy implementation. The timing of this change, so soon after national elections, could signal shifts in the administration’s priorities or strategic direction. However, the extent of these potential shifts remains a subject of observation, as further details on the transition and the new leadership’s agenda are awaited.

The Black Chronicle’s report serves as the primary source for this information. The contractor’s name, any specific timeline for the transition period, or statements from either Wiles or Miller were not included in the summary provided.


Story summarized from the original created by Sarah Roderick-Fitch on blackchronicle.com, see more information here.

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