Trump installs Stephen Miller as chief of staff, replacing Susie Wiles

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President Trump has installed Stephen Miller as White House chief of staff, replacing Susie Wiles. “I wanted to make a change,” the president said. Miller takes over on Monday. Wiles submitted her resignation Thursday night. She had been Trump’s longest‑serving chief of staff. It is not yet clear how Miller’s leadership will shape the administration’s policy direction or its relationship with Congress after recent Republican losses.

Global stock markets fell sharply on Friday after the Democrats’ midterm victory sparked a rout in U.S. tech shares. Asian and European exchanges dropped, and in London the market was at one point on track for its worst day since March.

Reporting in this segment

• Trump installs Stephen Miller as chief of staff, replacing Susie Wiles · CBS News
• Global stocks fall amid ‘big worries over AI’ after Democrats’ midterms triumph · The Guardian

World

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Turning now to world news.

The Trump Administration has ushered in a fundamental shift in the United States' approach to global health aid. It is not yet clear how the newly elected Democratic Congress will respond.

Here's Theo with business.

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• Trump's global health strategy is emerging. What will the Democratic Congress say? · NPR

Business & Tech

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Thanks, Elena.

Data centers have been financing operations with debt, creating pressure on bond markets this year. The outlet adds that AI‑related debt issuance this year overwhelmed investor portfolios and disappointed performance.

Ivy has tomorrow's weather across the country.

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• Data centers run on debt. That was a problem for bonds this year — and it’s only going to get worse. · MarketWatch

Weather

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Thanks, Theo. I'm Ivy, with the weather.

Here’s a look at tomorrow across the country. The National Weather Service has a high wind warning for parts of Montana, and high wind watches for parts of Montana, Oregon and Washington. The warmest spot on our map tomorrow is Los Angeles at 88; the coolest, Minneapolis at 52.

That's the weather. Back to you, Elena.

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