Wiles named White House chief of staff for Trump
Susie Wiles will serve as White House chief of staff, the first woman in the role, as Trump’s second term begins. The longtime campaign operative helped craft a more professional 2024 operation, while Trump presses for tighter control and steadier decision making amid a turbulent presidency.
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Mitch McConnell and the price of power
George Will reviews Michael Tackett's McConnell biography The Price of Power. It portrays McConnell's polio past and self disciplined, patient leadership in the Senate, highlighting his long party leadership tenure and strategic, often controversial, judiciary actions.
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Welcome end to election season drains the nation
A columnist laments election year fatigue from nonstop political ads and partisan punditry. The piece notes contradictory claims by candidates, media bias, and societal stress, citing a New York City college student excused from class and a TV interview about fleeing to Spain. It ends by noting Election Day 2024 survived and previews 2028.
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Jon Batiste Birthday On Almanac Page 2024
Almanac notes Jon Batiste born November 11 1986 turning 38. It lists other birthdays including Dostoyevsky Patton Vonnegut Winters Tucci DiCaprio Moore Flockhart and DiCaprio. Includes note on Tomb of the Unknowns guarding since 1921 and Fernando Valenzuela rookie of the year and Cy Young in 1981. Also quotes Kurt Vonnegut and a 41 signers Mayflower Compact and moon phase.
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