[Reuters] U.S. President-elect Donald Trump announced two appointments to the National Security Council on Thursday: retired Army Lieutenant General Keith Kellogg as chief of staff and executive secretary, and former Fox News Channel analyst Monica Crowley as senior director of strategic communications.
| Ms Crowley doesn't use her PhD in international affairs from Columbia socially, it seems, nor flaunt her membership in the Council on Foreign Relations. | Kellogg served in the Vietnam War and has worked in the private sector since retiring from the Army in 2003, said a statement by Trump's transition team.
The statement said Crowley is a foreign affairs and political analyst for the Fox News Channel, but a Fox News spokeswoman said Crowley's contract had been terminated.
The two will serve under Michael Flynn, a retired general Trump earlier named as his national security adviser. |