Trump names Will Scharf as White House counsel ahead of midterms

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Donald Trump named Will Scharf as his White House counsel, replacing David Warrington on September 1, ahead of the November midterm elections. Scharf, who previously served as White House Staff Secretary and worked on Trump's legal defense, will advise on legal and constitutional issues during a period of anticipated congressional investigations.

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Trump has named White House Staff Secretary Will Scharf as White House counsel, starting from September 1.

Trump names Will Scharf as White House counsel ahead of midterms

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