Today is Wednesday, November 20th. What to know about President-elect Trump's newest choices for

his cabinet, including a celebrity doctor, a former pro wrestling executive, and more. And why

allegations against Trump's attorney general pick might be made public even if the Ethics Committee

decides not to release its report. Plus, what could be one of the strongest storms to hit

the Northwestern U.S. in decades, how

Instagram plans to let you reset the recommendations on your feed, and what to expect during

country music's biggest night. Those stories and even more news to know coming up.

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President-elect Trump has tapped more Washington outsiders for roles in his second administration.

One of the latest picks is for his Secretary of Education.

For that role, he chose billionaire professional wrestling mogul Linda McMahon. She led the

Small Business Administration for a couple years during Trump's first term. She served on the

Connecticut Board of Education for one year starting in 2009. Other than that, she doesn't have

experience overseeing education policy,

but she has spoken about her support for charter schools and school choice. Another one of Trump's

recent picks, celebrity physician Dr. Mehmet Oz, as administrator for the U.S. Centers for

Medicare and Medicaid Services. That's the agency that oversees health insurance programs for

millions of older, lower income, and disabled Americans.

Trump says Dr. Oz will be tasked with rooting out fraud and waste within the agency.

Then there's Trump's pick for the leader of the Commerce Department.

For that position, he chose Wall Street executive, Howard Lutnik.

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