Trump Reappoints Newly-Minted IRS Commissioner to Ambassadorship

President Trump has opted to replace Billy Long as commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), with the former congressman announcing Friday that he will assume a new post.

“It is an honor to serve my friend President Trump, and I am excited to take on my new role as the ambassador to Iceland,” Long, who will now be serving as U.S. ambassador to Iceland, posted to X Friday afternoon. “I am thrilled to answer his call to service and deeply committed to advancing his bold agenda. Exciting times ahead!”

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