File photoTrump names Stephen Miller White House chief of staff
Trump named Stephen Miller to replace Susie Wiles as chief of staff on Monday, following Republicans' loss of both chambers of Congress.
Read the storyNine stories, U.S. first: Miller's appointment, Friday's jobs context, unfinished Senate counts, Iran sanctions enforcement, immigration oversight and the golf-course case; then Israel's coalition mandate, the Krakow attack and Iran's missile-range claim.
File photoTrump named Stephen Miller to replace Susie Wiles as chief of staff on Monday, following Republicans' loss of both chambers of Congress.
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File photoFriday's report showed 165,000 U.S. jobs added in October and unemployment down to 4.1%; annual pay growth remained below the latest inflation reading.
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File photoMississippi and Alaska's Senate races remain uncalled, with Democrats Scott Colom and Mary Peltola narrowly ahead as ballots are counted.
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File photoCentral Command launched Task Force Iron Gate to disrupt weapons and sanctioned shipments across Iran's land borders and the Caspian Sea.
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File photoDemocrats prepare immigration oversight investigations, including fatal federal-agent shootings, when their congressional majorities take office in January.
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File photoJudge Ana Reyes proposed former U.S. attorney Jessie Liu to examine possible government misconduct in the East Potomac Golf Links case.
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File photoHerzog chose Gadi Eisenkot to try to form a government, with 28 days and a possible 14-day extension; a coalition is not yet secured.
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File photoA gunman killed six in Krakow's market square; a Polish suspect was wounded and detained. Officials say he held ultranationalist views.
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File photoIran's Revolutionary Guard says its self-imposed 2,000-km missile range limit is lifted, without establishing longer-range capability.
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