Incoming White House chief of staff Mark Meadows is self-quarantining until Wednesday after attending CPAC

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• The incoming White House chief of staff is in self-quarantine until Wednesday, after attending CPAC. 
• Mark Meadows tested negative for the virus but will remain in isolation. 
• Senator Ted Cruz and Representative Matt Gaetz are among four other lawmakers who are also in self-isolation after potential exposure to the novel coronavirus at CPAC. 
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Incoming White House chief of staff Mark Meadows will be in self-quarantine until Wednesday, after he came in contact with a person infected with the new coronavirus at the Conservative Political Action Conference last month, several news agencies reported.

Meadows tested negative for the virus but will remain in isolation till Wednesday, The New York Times reported.

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