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School violence remembered as thousands of shoes placed before U.S. Congress - Xinhua | English.news.cn
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7,000 pairs of shoes displayed on U.S. Capitol lawn in memorial to children killed by guns | The Star
US Secret Service: Man dead after shooting himself outside of White House - WTOP News
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Senior officials ordered destruction of Vallejo police shooting evidence
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Here's why 7000 pairs of shoes were on the Capitol lawn
Nurses planted more than 160 pairs of shoes on the Capitol lawn to remember colleagues who've died from coronavirus | CNN
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The Highland Park shooting highlights the FBI's limitations in pursuing disturbing content online
Lie-in" protest in front of White House | WATCH: Teens hold "lie-in" protest for gun reform outside of the White House in the wake of Florida school shooting. Read more: http://nbcnews.to/2Huhqj9
Man shot by Secret Service officer outside White House was holding a black comb and suffers from mental illness, court documents say | CNN Politics
7,000 Shoes Outside Capitol Represent Kids Killed by Guns | Time
School violence remembered as thousands of shoes placed before U.S. Congress - Xinhua | English.news.cn
Activists place thousands of shoes on Capitol lawn in gun death memorial | CNN Politics
Affluent and Black, and Still Trapped by Segregation - The New York Times
