Trump’s eldest son tests positive for coronavirus – spokesman
In this November 5, 2020, file photo Donald Trump Jr, gestures during a news conference at Georgia Republican Party headquarters in Atlanta.
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November 20, 2020

Trump’s eldest son tests positive for coronavirus – spokesman

WASHINGTON, United States (AP) — A spokesman says President Donald Trump’s eldest son, Donald Trump Jr, has been infected with the coronavirus.

The spokesman says the younger Trump learned his diagnosis earlier this week, has no symptoms and has been quarantining.

Trump Jr is the latest member of the president’s family to become infected with the virus.

The president, the first lady and their son Barron have recovered from the virus.

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