Trump Appoints William McGinley as White House Counsel

McGinley, a veteran Republican lawyer, returns to the White House to advance Trump's agenda and focus on election integrity.

William McGinley previously served as White House Cabinet Secretary during Trump's first term and has extensive experience in Republican legal circles.
McGinley played a significant role in Trump's election victory as the Republican National Committee's Outside Counsel for Election Integrity.
His appointment is part of a broader effort by Trump to quickly assemble his administration, with other key positions also being filled.
The White House Counsel advises the president on legal and ethical matters and is crucial in vetting judicial and executive appointments.
McGinley has been a partner at prominent law firms and served as General Counsel at the National Republican Senatorial Committee.