Trump Names David Warrington as White House Counsel

Donald Trump has appointed David Warrington as the new White House counsel. Warrington has previously served as Trump's personal lawyer and was also a key legal advisor during his campaign. The announcement was made via a post on Trump's social media platform, Truth Social.

U.S. President-elect Donald Trump announced on Wednesday that he has appointed David Warrington as the White House counsel, signaling a new era of legal strategy at the helm of America's executive mansion.

Warrington, who has a longstanding relationship with Trump as both his personal counsel and campaign lawyer, was chosen for his legal acumen and loyalty. President-elect Trump revealed this selection through a post on Truth Social, his own social media platform, underscoring the importance he places on Warrington's role.

This appointment comes as Trump prepares to address the myriad legal challenges his administration may face, with Warrington poised to take a central role in navigating the complex landscape of White House legal affairs.

(With inputs from agencies.)