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The Guardian's front page highlights US political news with Stephen Miller's appointment as White House chief of staff, and includes stories on minor US strikes on Iran, a man in custody near the White House, and a departure from the White House. European news focuses on bomb threats disrupting…
US president confirms Susie Wiles, current chief of staff and first woman to serve in the role, will step down.
The US has conducted further strikes on Iran, as stated by President Trump.
A man has been taken into custody after he was found in a vehicle near the White House in possession of firearms.
Susie Wiles is leaving her position in the White House, with Trump removing another woman from a significant role.
Newly elected Democratic senators have indicated they do not support Chuck Schumer for the position of majority leader.
Media organizations in Ireland and the UK have also been affected by what appears to be a coordinated effort causing chaos.
An explanation is provided for why over 30 flights in Europe have experienced bomb threats this week.
China has confirmed that a significant meeting between Xi Jinping, Donald Trump, and Vladimir Putin is being considered.
A look at the political movement known as MAGA and its potential transformation.
An assessment of the progress made in climate change talks ten years after the Paris treaty was established.
A description of how a soldier, who sustained injuries, was successfully evacuated using a drone.