Gap of the Day · Saturday, November 7, 2026
Trump heeft nieuwe stafchef: Stephen Miller volgt Susle Wiles op
politics · 7 rated outlets · first reported 2026-11-06 19:41 UTC
Right-rated outlets covered this; left-rated outlets barely did.
Flagged because 7 rated outlets covered it: none rated left (0%), none rated center (0%), 7 rated right (100%).
Flagged when at least 3 independent voices (rated outlets, with syndicated copies counted once) cover a story, one side makes up 50% or more of those voices, and the opposite side makes up 22% or less. Outlets on the same side that ran an identical headline (ignoring case, punctuation and a trailing outlet name), or that belong to the same named syndication network, count as one independent voice. The 3-voice minimum and every percentage are applied to those voices, not to the number of outlets.
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Who covered it
Rated left (0)
No left-rated outlet covered this story.
Rated center (0)
No center-rated outlet covered this story.
Rated right (7)
- Far rightOne America News
“Trump: Stephen Miller to become new WH Chief of Staff” - Far rightThe Gateway Pundit
“BREAKING: Susie Wiles OUT as Trump Chief of Staff – Stephen Miller to Take on Role” - Leans rightSky News Australia (YouTube)
“Stephen Miller named new Chief of Staff after Trump removes Susie Wiles” - Leans rightSvenska Dagbladet
“Trump byter stabschef – Stephen Miller tar över” - Leans rightBerlingske
“Stephen Miller er manden, »der kan forvandle Trumps impulser til politik«. Selv hans egen onkel kalder ham ekstrem” - Leans rightDe Telegraaf
“Trump heeft nieuwe stafchef: Stephen Miller volgt Susle Wiles op” - Far rightThe Post Millennial
“BREAKING: Stephen Miller to replace Susie Wiles as Trump's chief of staff”
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