The 08:00 report · 7.11.2026
This morning we are following political upheavals in the White House and Paraguay, alongside escalating tension between the United States and Iran. Meanwhile, an unusual security incident occurred in the vicinity of the President's residence in Washington.
Trump appoints Stephen Miller as White House Chief of Staff
President Donald Trump announced that Stephen Miller, who currently serves as Deputy Chief of Staff, will be appointed White House Chief of Staff this coming Monday, November 9. Miller will replace Susie Wiles, who resigned last night. This appointment follows the Republican defeat in the recent midterm elections. Miller is known for his close relationship with the President as the architect of the administration's hardline immigration policy. This is a significant change in the White House's organizational structure, and its full implications for the administration's working procedures and decision-making remain to be clarified.
Paraguay: President Santiago Peña removed from office
The Senate in Paraguay unanimously ousted President Santiago Peña from office against the backdrop of a severe economic crisis that included the collapse of a digital bank in the country. Despite Peña's attempt to resign a day earlier to preserve his immunity, the impeachment was completed and he was placed under house arrest. Authorities are now working to formulate charges against him regarding corruption and involvement in the financial collapse. This event comes after days of instability in local markets and difficulties in the banking system that undermined the President's political standing.
Reports of strike on Iranian island; Trump: We are conducting small strikes
Reports from Iran indicate that two missiles struck the Susa area on Qeshm Island in the south of the country, following the identification of an aircraft in the area. United States President Donald Trump refused to confirm or deny United States responsibility for the strike, stating that the United States is carrying out small strikes. This event joins earlier reports regarding the consideration of resuming targeted United States military actions against Iran, with administration officials pointing to November 9 as a possible date for activity, indicating an escalation in military vigilance toward Tehran.
Trump: US in indirect talks with Iran
United States President Donald Trump confirmed that his country is conducting indirect talks with Iran and that the sides are experiencing success in the process. At the same time, it was reported that Iran is examining proposals regarding the nuclear issue that were conveyed through Qatari mediation. These reports come against the backdrop of the security tension and the strikes reported in Iran, and constitute another layer in the international mediation efforts that began earlier this week, when President Trump personally engaged in coordination with Qatari officials with the goal of achieving calm.
Armed man arrested near White House; threatened Trump
The United States Secret Service arrested 26-year-old Rony Yordrix Guanipa Chirinos on Thursday near the White House complex in Washington. The suspect was caught in a stolen vehicle in possession of several handguns, and in his interrogation claimed he acted following voices that instructed him to harm President Trump. The incident highlights the security challenges faced by the White House's security apparatus during a period in which high alertness is recorded around the activities of the President and other senior officials in the administration.
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