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r, has contracted the virus himself, a senior administration official said on Friday night." The Washington Post (11/6, Dawsey, Wang, 14.2M) reports Meadows "has for months openly brushed off the importance of wearing masks during the pandemic. On Election Day, Meadows visited the Trump campaign headqua

a stone obelisk honoring John Quincy Marr - the first Confederate soldier to be killed in a land battle - to the Stuart Mosby Historical Society in Centreville." The Post adds, "A state historical marker commemorating the June 1, 1861, battle where Marr died - the first land confrontation in the war - will

r, has contracted the virus himself, a senior administration official said on Friday night." The Washington Post (11/6, Dawsey, Wang, 14.2M) reports Meadows "has for months openly brushed off the importance of wearing masks during the pandemic. On Election Day, Meadows visited the Trump campaign headqua

a stone obelisk honoring John Quincy Marr - the first Confederate soldier to be killed in a land battle - to the Stuart Mosby Historical Society in Centreville." The Post adds, "A state historical marker commemorating the June 1, 1861, battle EFTA01658947 where Marr died - the first land confrontation in