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Lutnick emerges as favored next-to-go in Trump’s post-midterm personnel shuffle

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Lutnick emerges as favored next-to-go in Trump’s post-midterm personnel shuffle

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick is in the hot seat following reports about his actions involving the American chip giant Nvidia. Lutnick has surpassed both War Secretary Pete Hegseth and Secretary of State Marco Rubio as the prediction…

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