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Redskins' Star Safety Fights For His Life Senate Leader To Quit In Weeks If Only For Chat, Gore Visits Bush

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The Tampa Tribune

Published: November 27, 2007

After being critically wounded in a shooting at his Miami-Dade County home, Washington Redskins safety Sean Taylor responded to simple commands from doctors Monday night after surgery. Known as a hard hitter in the NFL, he did not play the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday because of a knee sprain.

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The No. 2 Republican plans to resign the Senate this year, after 35 years on Capitol Hill. Trent Lott, 66, from Mississippi, is the latest GOP lawmaker to depart Congress after Democrats gained the majority last year. His timing means he can avoid new ethics rules that require a longer wait before becoming a lobbyist.

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For the first time since he left office after the bitter 2000 presidential race, Al Gore returned to the Oval Office on Monday for a private session with President Bush. "Of course, we talked about global warming - the whole time," Gore said. Gore shares this year's Nobel Peace Prize, and, like other winners, was invited to the White House.

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