While Donald Trump is focused for now on filling out his Cabinet, front-runners have begun to emerge for one of the toughest jobs in his White House: Press secretary. Among the favorites are Karoline Leavitt,

Trump attorney Alina Habba has emerged as one of the leading candidates for the president-elect's press secretary.

As President-elect Donald Trump assembles his administration, speculation surrounds his choice for press secretary, a role that handles media briefings on presidential activities and agenda.

Alina Habba, Donald Trump's lawyer, said she would "very seriously" consider an offer to be his White House press secretary.

Spokesperson for president-elect Trump Karoline Leavitt brushed aside questions during a Fox News interview Thursday about whether she is interested in serving as White House press secretary.

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre briefed reporters Tuesday afternoon. The event came a day before President-elect Trump and President Biden are set to meet at the White House. Biden has vowed to ensure a peaceful transfer of power in January after Trump was declared the winner of the White House race last week.

Alina Habba, a lawyer for an top aide to President-elect Trump, says she is out of the running to become his White House press secretary. “While I am flattered by the support and speculation, the role of Press Secretary is not a role I am considering.

A front-runner for President-elect Donald Trump's White House press secretary position has emerged, per a report. According to Mediaite, which

As President-elect Trump fills out his Cabinet ahead of Inauguration Day, speculation is swirling inside Mar-A-Lago and across media circles about whom he might tap to fill the key role of White House press secretary.