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Karoline Leavitt Named Youngest White House Press Secretary by Trump

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Karoline Leavitt Named Youngest White House Press Secretary by Trump
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  • Karoline Leavitt is appointed as Trump's press secretary.
  • Leavitt, 27, becomes youngest US press secretary in history.
    • She previously served in Trump's first White House term.
    • Trump commended Leavitt's effective communication skills.
    • Leavitt's work aligns closely with Trump's main priorities.
    • Press secretary role faces high scrutiny under Trump's term.
    • Leavitt replaces Ron Ziegler as youngest press secretary.
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