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Nurses ask Congress to enact workplace protections, illustrate 164 COVID-19 deaths

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By Dee Carden Verified, Olivia Eubanks Verified
| WEIS-FM (Centre, AL) Verified
OlegAlbinsky/iStockBy DEE CARDEN and OLIVIA EUBANKS, ABC NEWS (WASHINGTON) — Two months ago, there were 88 pairs of shoes placed in front of the White House to represent the number of nurses who had died in the fight against the novel coronavirus, said National Nurses United union’s Stephanie Simms. On Tuesday, 164 pairs of nurses’ shoes were placed on the lawn of the U.S. Capitol. “There are no words that can fully express the anger and the sadness I feel this morning,” said Simms.
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Newsroom mass shooting suspect sent 3 threatening letters before attack: Police

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By Emily Shapiro Verified, Dee Carden Verified, Patrick Semansky Verified
| ABC NewsOne Verified
The man suspected of opening fire at the Capital Gazette newspaper in Maryland had first sent threatening letters to the Baltimore Circuit Court, Maryland's Court of Special Appeals and a law firm in Baltimore, according to local police. Suspect Jarrod Ramos was taken into custody Thursday afternoon after he allegedly stormed the Annapolis newspaper's office with a shotgun, fatally shooting four journalists and a sales assistant.
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Girl may have helped plot Maryland teen's rape by fellow classmates

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By Julia Jacobo Verified, Dee Carden Verified
| Good Morning America Verified
A Maryland girl could face charges for allegedly helping plot an acquaintance's rape, police said. Just after midnight on Sept. 2, an 18-year-old woman was opening the door to her home when she was grabbed from behind by three males, the Frederick Police Department said in a press release. The suspects struck the victim, pulled her hair, put her in a vehicle and transported her to an unknown apartment in the area, where they proceed to rape her for several hours, police said.
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