Trump Names Key Appointments for Second Term

President-elect Donald Trump has announced key appointments for his upcoming administration, focusing on loyalty and familiarity among his selections. Alina Habba, Trump’s legal counselor, has been appointed alongside Kimberly Guilfoyle, who will become the U.S. ambassador to Greece, a position she is well-prepared for given her extensive experience in law and media. Andrew Ferguson is set to lead the Federal Trade Commission, replacing Lina Khan, and is expected to shift the agency's focus towards deregulation and freedom of speech. Ron Johnson has been named ambassador to Mexico, drawing on his prior diplomatic experience. Additionally, Tom Barrack will serve as ambassador to Turkey, aiming to strengthen bilateral relations. Trump's appointments signal a commitment to an 'America First' agenda, with significant implications for U.S. foreign policy and regulatory approaches.