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oUu-s-congressman-john-lewis-to-lie-in-state-in- capitol-rotunda-idUSKCN24P037> (7/23, Beech) reports, meanwhile, that "the public school district in Fairfax County, Virginia, a suburb of Washington, said on Thursday it had voted to rename the Robert E. Lee High School after Lewis." International News

-gop- convention-will-canceled-over-coronavirus-concems> that "she supported the president's announcement, calling it a 'difficult decision,' while "Bill Stepien, Trump's re-election campaign manager, said in a statement: `Leading by example, President Trump has put the health and safety of the American peopl

ever, Malliotakis "easily found success linking Mr. Rose, a veteran, to the Black Lives Matter movement and the progressive factions of his party." Fairfax County Removes Three Civil War Monuments. The Washington Post <https://www.washingtonpost.corn/locaUvirginia-politics/fairfax-confederate-monuments-

way for Trump to win." Another Trump adviser "told McClatchy that the president was unlikely to concede unless his children told him to do so," and Bill Stepien, the President's campaign manager, on Saturday "told campaign staff that the fight was not over and there were actions that could help." Reuters <

ver, Malliotakis "easily found success linking Mr. Rose, a veteran, to the Black Lives Matter movement and the progressive factions of his party." Fairfax County Removes Three Civil War Monuments. The Washington Post (11/6, 14.2M) reports Fairfax County on Thursday "removed a trio of Civil War markers

way for Trump to win." Another Trump adviser "told McClatchy that the president was unlikely to concede unless his children told him to do so," and Bill Stepien, the President's campaign manager, on Saturday "told campaign staff that the fight was not over and there were actions that could help." Reuters (1

ver, Malliotakis "easily found success linking Mr. Rose, a veteran, to the Black Lives Matter movement and the progressive factions of his party." Fairfax County Removes Three Civil War Monuments. The Washington Post (11/6, 14.2M) reports Fairfax County on Thursday "removed a trio of Civil War markers

way for Trump to win." Another Trump adviser "told McClatchy that the president was unlikely to concede unless his children told him to do so," and Bill Stepien, the President's campaign manager, on Saturday "told campaign staff that the fight was not over and there were actions that could help." Reuters (1