PANews reported on January 4 that according to Jinshi, US President-elect Trump announced the latest nominations for three positions in the new government, among which former Fox News senior contributor Tammy Bruce will serve as a State Department spokesperson. Since winning the US presidential election in November 2024, Trump has successively announced his cabinet nominations, and the list of personnel for important positions has been released. The next step is for this long list to be confirmed by the Senate. The US Constitution stipulates that the president's appointment of senior government officials, ambassadors abroad and other senior officials requires Senate approval to be completed. As Trump will start his second presidential term, the appointment of more than 1,300 officials will require Senate approval.
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