Earthquake in the White House: The memo that reveals a revolution in the Trump administration

An internal memo from incoming Chief of Staff Stephen Miller reveals an organizational and communications reform in the White House, granting cabinet secretaries greater independence in managing their messages, in contrast to the centralization that characterized the tenure of his predecessor Susie Wiles.

A new internal memo circulated in the U.S. administration by incoming Chief of Staff Stephen Miller reveals a sweeping organizational and communications reform at the top of the White House. According to the document and administration sources, the new policy gives cabinet secretaries broader control and independence over their messages and media conduct. The move marks a sharp shift from the tenure of outgoing Chief of Staff Susie Wiles, who, according to sources familiar with the details, exercised strict centralization. The article quotes administration sources criticizing Wiles, and notes that her office did not respond to a request for comment. The headline uses dramatic terms ('earthquake', 'revolution') to describe the change.