- President Donald Trump has not yet selected a replacement for Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt, administration officials told CBS News, whose final day at the White House is expected to be Friday.
- Top administration officials will lead White House press briefings on a rotating basis until the President names a permanent successor.
- Potential contenders being considered for the role include CNN conservative commentator Scott Jennings and Katie Miller, wife of White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller.
- Internal press team members such as Steven Cheung, Anna Kelly, and Margo Martin have also been floated as options, while attorney Alina Habba publicly denied interest.
- Trump noted receiving an unprecedented number of job applications for the position, but officials state there is no clear front-runner at this time.
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