A Washington Post live-updates page follows President Trump's announcement that Susie Wiles is out as White House chief of staff, replaced by Stephen Miller, drawing Democratic criticism and a defense from Attorney General Todd Blanche, alongside Trump's continued claims of victory in Alaska's too-close-to-call Senate race, where Mary Peltola leads by about 600 votes with most ballots counted. It also reports a $20 million U.S. reward for information on Iran's nuclear program, a 70,000-job gain in professional and business services, and a father's arrest for leaving his 6-year-old overnight in line for Pokémon cards.