Today is Tuesday, November 12. What to know about President-elect Trump's key staffing decisions so far,

and a major update on which party will get control of the House. Also, a Spirit Airlines flight

was diverted after being hit by gunfire in Haiti. Plus, what a new report found about

Americans' drinking habits after the pandemic, a new way to find your lost luggage after your flight,

and how the Vatican is partnering with Microsoft to bring AI to a famous monument. Those stories and even more

news to know next. Welcome, welcome to The Newsworthy. All the day's news in around 10 minutes.

Fast, fair, fun, and on the go. I'm Erica Mandy. Thanks so much

for being here. You ready? Let's do this. President-elect Trump is offering some new clues into how

he'll start off his second term by announcing some key staffing decisions. For example,

several news outlets cite sources who say

Senator Marco Rubio will be named Secretary of State, and Congressman Mike Walts will be

National Security Advisor. Both advocate for taking stronger positions against American adversaries

like China. Separally, the president-elect is bringing back two figures from his last administration

who are both known for their hardline stances on immigration.

Stephen Miller, who was a senior advisor last time, is going to be the deputy chief of staff

for policy. And Tom Homan, who led the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency last time,

will be the new Borders'ar. Both Miller and Homan have strongly advocated for the so-called

zero-tolerance approach, including the decision to separate thousands of immigrant families at the

border. Also, Trump chose former congressman Lee Zeldin to lead the Environmental Protection Agency.

Zeldon does not have any formal experience in environmental issues, but Trump said he chose

Zeldin because he'll remove

regulations without sacrificing air and water quality. Then there's Congresswoman Elise Stefani.

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