Trump's Transition: Key Figures Shaping the Future Administration

Donald Trump, following his presidential election victory, is assembling a new team for key administration roles. The selections include a mix of loyalists and prominent figures aimed at implementing the president-elect's agenda. Notable picks cover areas from national security to trade and foreign policy, indicating strategic priorities.

Donald Trump has kicked off the process of forming his cabinet post-election win, ensuring a lineup that echoes his campaign's core themes. Among top appointees are Susie Wiles as chief of staff, Tom Homan in charge of border security, Elise Stefanik as U.N. ambassador, and Lee Zeldin for the EPA.

Marco Rubio is expected to take the role of secretary of state, marking the potential first Latino in the position. Rubio stands out for his strong foreign policy stance, especially with regard to strategic competitors like China.

The administration's focus on reshaping national security is evident with picks like Mike Waltz as national security adviser, who will oversee crucial security briefings and inter-agency coordination.

(With inputs from agencies.)