Trump Appoints David Warrington as New White House Counsel

Donald Trump has appointed David Warrington as the White House counsel, reversing his initial decision to select Bill McGinley for the role. Warrington, a longtime Trump lawyer and former campaign general counsel, will now serve as the top legal adviser in the White House. McGinley has been reassigned to lead the new department of government efficiency, part of the Office of Management and Budget, to oversee efforts to reduce government spending. The change follows internal dynamics involving Trump advisers and reflects strategic shifts within the administration.