Susie Wiles, Trump's Chief of Staff, recalled the Butler assassination attempt on Wednesday and said she thought President Trump was dead at first.

A high profile member of Donald Trump's Cabinet is on the edge of losing his job after, once again, causing the White House headaches at a time when things were going well, thereby infuriating Trump's inner circle.

President-elect Donald Trump named Susie Wiles, one of his campaign chairs, to be his next White House chief of staff, making her the first woman in U.S. history to serve in that role.

I said that sometimes I didn’t really want to share the same name, because he was doing so much that I didn’t respect,” White House chief of staff Susie Wiles revealed.

Trump brings back key figures from his first presidency to fill strategic roles, according to the latest White House salary report.

Government employees keep getting calls from Secretary of State Marco Rubio—which would be bad enough, frankly, having to talk to that guy. But making matters worse, it seems that it’s not actually Marco Rubio but instead,

President-elect Donald Trump named Susie Wiles, one of his campaign chairs, to be his next White House chief of staff, making her the first woman in U.S. history to serve in that role.

Rubio “has just been quickly assimilated over here in his NSC [National Security Council] position,” Wiles shared.