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First reported by Axios (Center); 4 outlets over 25h.
Axios · +23h The Hill · +24h Washington Examiner · +25h Newsmax
President Trump has signed a commission permanently making Secretary of State Marco Rubio the national security adviser, according to a White House official. Rubio is the first person to hold both roles at the same time since Henry Kissinger. The development was first reported by MS NOW.
Read at thehill.com →What do a White House ban on journalists, a 250-foot arch near the nation's capital and Greenland have in common? President Trump needs all of them for national security purposes, he and his administration have argued.
Read at axios.com →President Donald Trump has named Secretary of State Marco Rubio as his national security adviser, making permanent a dual role Rubio has held on an acting basis since May 2025.
Read at washingtonexaminer.com →Rubio Officially Named National Security Adviser Newsmax
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