President Trump has selected White House staff secretary Will Scharf to become the administration’s next White House counsel.
Scharf is expected to replace David Warrington, who is leaving for the private sector. The counsel’s office advises the president and senior staff on legal matters, executive actions, congressional investigations, and lawsuits involving the administration.
The change comes as the White House prepares for the final months before the midterm elections and continues defending several major policy and construction decisions in court.
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