A journalist who was at the White House last week is suspected to have coronavirus

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• A journalist who has been at the White House several times in recent weeks is suspected to have the novel coronavirus. 
• "We have been informed that one of our colleagues has a suspected case of COVID-19.  The individual was at the White House on March 9, 11, 16 and 18," the White House Correspondents Association president said in an email to colleagues. 
• The White House has been conducting daily briefings on the coronavirus pandemic, which President Donald Trump has generally attended. 
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A journalist who was at the White House several times in the past month, including twice last week, is suspected to have the novel coronavirus.

"We have been informed that one of our colleagues has a suspected case of COVID-19.  The individual was at the White House on March 9, 11, 16 and 18," White House Correspondents Association president Jonathan Karl said in an email to members on Monday. "The WHCA has been in contact with the official's news organization and the office of the White House physician."

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