Alina Habba Declines Trump Press Secretary Role

Trump's legal advisor chooses to serve in a different capacity amid ongoing cabinet appointments.

Alina Habba, a senior advisor and attorney for President-elect Donald Trump, has confirmed she will not be taking the role of White House Press Secretary.
Despite being a front-runner for the position, Habba stated she prefers to contribute to the administration in other ways.
Habba's decision follows her recent discussions at Mar-a-Lago and comes amid Trump's ongoing cabinet selections.
Trump's administration is considering other candidates for the press secretary role, including Karoline Leavitt and Monica Crowley.
Tulsi Gabbard has been appointed as Director of National Intelligence, and Matt Gaetz has been nominated for Attorney General, though his confirmation may face challenges.