We have started to collect the most important news related to United States in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Despicable Me spin-off Minions tops the US and Canada box office in its opening weekend, with the second biggest debut for an animated film.
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US police are investigating after a motorist was filmed driving in reverse for two miles on Los Angeles' busy Mulholland Drive.
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Heavy storms have caused severe flooding across large parts of Kentucky in the US.
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Talks to strike a provisional agreement on Iran's nuclear programme are in the "final phase", the French foreign minister believes.
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A US civil rights group ends its economic boycott of South Carolina after the Confederate flag was removed from the grounds of the state house.
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A judge in the US state of Michigan sends three children to a juvenile detention centre for refusing to see their father in a custody agreement.
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On Friday, the US women's national football team were the guests of honour at a rare New York City ticker tape parade for their World Cup win.
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Wall Street closes up, buoyed by fresh hopes that Greece will agree a new bailout deal with its creditors.
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The director of the US Office of Personnel Management (OPM) resigns after reports that the records of millions federal employees were hacked.
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American basketball star LeBron James signs a new contract to stay with the Cleveland Cavaliers.
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A rare ticker-tape parade in New York honours the US women's football team, fresh from their victory at the World Cup.
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Federal Reserve chairwoman Janet Yellen repeats her view that the central bank is likely to start raising interest rates this year.
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US authorities are investigating after a United Airlines pilot flushed bullets down a toilet while aboard a flight to Germany.
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American Justin Gatlin runs the joint second-fastest 100m of 2015 to beat Asafa Powell and Tyson Gay at the Diamond League.
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Hackers that breached US government databases stole the personal information of at least 21.5 million people, officials reveal.
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Pope Francis uses a fast-food restaurant as a sacristy to prepare for Mass in Bolivia, during his tour of Latin American countries.
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America and other major powers are not in a rush to reach a nuclear agreement with Iran, US Secretary of State John Kerry says.
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Two more Swiss banks, Banque Pasche and Arvest Privatbank, settle with the US Justice Department over tax evasion by Americans.
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A general in line for the highest US military post says Russia's recent actions are "nothing short of alarming".
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The International Monetary Fund cuts its global economic growth forecast for this year, blaming a slowdown in the US.
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A man has been arrested in New Mexico in the US after allegedly running around in the nude and stealing a police car.
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The mayor of Baltimore axes the city's police chief months after the US city was rocked by riots following the death of a black man in custody.
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Maria Sharapova faces Serena Williams for a place in the Wimbledon final having not beaten the American for 11 years.
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US carrier United Airlines resumes flights nearly two hours after suffering a "network connectivity issue" that grounded all of its planes.
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Heroin use in the US has surged in the past decade as experts say people using opioid painkillers are increasingly turning to heroin as a cheaper high.
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A ticker-tape parade through Lower Manhattan will honour the USA's World Cup-winning women's team on Friday, says New York's mayor.
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US President Barack Obama meets Vietnam's Communist Party leader at the White House, the first such meeting since relations were normalised 20 years ago.
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The US Army is planning to reduce the size of its force by 40,000 soldiers over the next two years, according to US media reports.
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In June 1975, Brazilian superstar Pele joined the New York Cosmos soccer team. Clive Toye was the man to sign him.
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The International Monetary Fund warns the US Federal Reserve against raising interest rates this year.
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The world's largest cruise company, Carnival Corp, says it has received approval from the US government to offer trips to Cuba from Miami.
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Two people die when a small plane collides with a F-16 fighter jet in South Carolina, sending debris into a nearby mobile home park.
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Serena Williams recovers from a set down to beat Victoria Azarenka and set up a Wimbledon semi-final against Maria Sharapova.
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The man accused of killing nine black churchgoers in the US is charged with three additional counts of attempted murder.
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Pope Francis addresses hundreds of thousands of people at a Mass in the Ecuadorean capital, Quito, during his tour of three Latin American countries.
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The US and European Union are struggling to agree on food safety standards - among the major issues in a huge new trade deal.
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The European Parliament says an EU-US trade deal, known as TTIP, must not allow private courts to handle investment disputes.
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A promising American football player at Florida State University is kicked off the team after a video showed him punching a woman in a bar.
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US comedian Bill Cosby admitted in 2005 to obtaining sedatives with the intent of giving them to women he wanted to have sex with, court documents say.
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Authorities in the US have reported one person dead and several others injured after part of an ice cave collapse in Washington.
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Jerry Weintraub, the Hollywood producer of the Karate Kid and Ocean's Eleven films, dies in California aged 77.
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A record 25.4 million TV viewers in the US watched the Women's World Cup final, the country's biggest ever audience for a football game.
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US President Barack Obama says there is progress in the campaign against Islamic State militants, but emphasises that ''it will not be quick''.
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The US-led coalition fighting Islamic State is "intensifying" its campaign against the group's base in northern Syria, President Barack Obama says.
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Hundreds of thousands of people gather in the Ecuadorean city of Guayaquil to see Pope Francis celebrate mass.
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Ten people are killed, including a 7-year-old boy, in a series of shootings during a violent US holiday weekend in Chicago.
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Holidaymakers from across Ireland have avoided injury after a major fire thought to have been caused by a lightning strike gutted part of their hotel in the United States.
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Foo Fighters singer Dave Grohl plays through the pain of a broken leg, sitting atop a Game of Thrones-inspired chair at US gig.
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Jurassic World holds on to the top spot at the North American box office, holding Terminator: Genisys and Magic Mike XXL at bay.
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US Secretary of State John Kerry says "hard choices" are needed if a deal over Iran's nuclear programme is to be made by Tuesday's deadline.
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Victory for the US over Japan in the Women's World Cup turns into a Twitter row, with some calling it "revenge" for Pearl Harbor.
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USA midfielder Carli Lloyd says she dreamed of scoring from the halfway line in the Women's World Cup final.
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USA beat former champions Japan in Vancouver to become the first nation to win three Women's World Cups.
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The US Secretary of State John Kerry says an agreement on Iran's nuclear programme could be reached this week but that the talks could still "go either way".
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The US-led coalition against the Islamic State group carries out an air assault on its Raqqa stronghold in Syria.
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Thousands of USA football fans have made the trip to Vancouver, Canada, to see if their team can win the Women's World Cup for the first time since 1999.
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US actress and model Diana Douglas, the first wife of actor Kirk Douglas and mother of Michael Douglas, has died aged 92, her family says.
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Do men or women rule US football?
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US presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton accuses China of hacking US computers and stealing commercial secrets and government information.
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Wikileaks says it has evidence that the United States has routinely spied on senior Brazilian government officials since 2011 or earlier.
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US golfer Bubba Watson is to paint over the Confederate flag on the car from the Dukes of Hazzard TV series, the latest backlash against the symbol.
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A Judge and a man suspected of burglary were 'reunited' briefly during a court hearing in Miami, in the US.
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A Judge and a man suspected of burglary were 'reunited' briefly during a court hearing in Miami, in the US.
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The US military says it has killed Tariq al-Harzi, a senior member of Islamic State known as the "emir of suicide bombers".
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Mainland China shares see another day of volatile trade on Friday, falling as much as 7%, as regulators announce an investigation.
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Fiat-Chrysler Automobiles faces action over the mishandling in the US of car recalls, the country's top vehicle safety regulator says.
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Health authorities confirm that the death of a woman in Washington state earlier this year was the first US fatality from measles in 12 years.
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A series of seemingly unrelated fires at predominantly black churches has authorities searching for answers just weeks after a racially motivated mass shooting.
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Vietnam veteran and former US Senator Jim Webb launches his bid for president, joining other Democrats taking on front-runner Hillary Clinton.
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The sister of Dylann Roof, who is charged with killing 9 people at a black church in South Carolina, launches an appeal to raise money for her wedding.
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Sonia Manzano, who has played Maria on the US children's programme Sesame Street for more than four decades, is retiring.
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Weaker US employment figures and a fall in factory orders for May dampen expectations of an imminent interest rate rise.
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The US Navy Yard in Washington DC, site of a mass shooting in 2013, is given the all clear by police after reports of a gunman turn out false.
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BP has reached an $18.7bn (£12bn) settlement with the US Department of Justice following the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill.
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The US has asked Switzerland to extradite seven Fifa officials arrested on corruption charges in May, Swiss authorities say.
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More than 5,000 residents are evacuated in the US state of Tennessee after a train carrying toxic chemicals derails and catches fire.
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Dixons Carphone has signed a deal with US telecoms firm Sprint that will see it open and manage Sprint-branded stores in the US.
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Shares in Japan were up Thursday - despite continuing concerns over Greece - as investors welcomed a weaker yen and higher US markets overnight.
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A woman found in the US with no memory of who she was, but who was thought to be Australian, is identified by her family as American Ashley Menatta.
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The French frigate Hermione is a replica of a ship that sailed to the US in the 18th Century and is recreating that journey.
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The little-known Canadian version of American football
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The Justice Department investigates if US airlines are colluding to keep ticket prices high.
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Officials in the US south are resisting last week's Supreme Court ruling on gay marriage by refusing to issue licences to any couples - gay or straight.
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US manufacturing growth eases in June despite an increase in the hiring of workers, but there was better news for the construction sector.
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US retailer Macy's ends its relationship with Donald Trump over controversial remarks made by the Republican presidential candidate about Mexicans.
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The US and Cuba agree to the reopening of embassies in each other's capitals, the Cuban government says.
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An African-American church once targeted by the Ku Klux Klan has been burned down again, the latest in a series of blazes at black churches in the US south.
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Google says it is "appalled" that its Photos app mislabelled several photos of a black American couple as showing gorillas.
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The American Ballet Theatre has named Misty Copeland its principal dancer - the first time a black ballerina has held the prestigious role.
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A court in South Korea rejects an attempt by US activist investor fund Elliot to stop a shareholder vote on a proposed $8bn merger of two key Samsung Group firms.
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A woman, who was found in the US state of California suffering from amnesia and is believed to be Australian, asks for help to find her identity.
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US physicist Eli Yablonovitch, who first created "photonic crystals" to repel, trap and steer light, will receive the Newton Medal from the UK's Institute of Physics.
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When US and Iran settled their differences on the floor
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The United States and Brazil unveil ambitious energy goals in a sign of growing co-operation after a spying scandal damaged ties two years ago.
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California governor Jerry Brown has signed a bill that imposes one of the strictest school vaccination laws in the US.
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New Jersey Governor Chris Christie has officially launched his bid to become the next president of the United States.
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A US federal appeals court upholds a ruling that Apple conspired with publishers fix the prices of electronic books.
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Stocks on Wall Street rebound after Monday's falls, with reports that the Greek government is back in debt talks.
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Walmart has apologised after a store in US state of Louisiana made a sheet cake decorated with the Islamic State flag.
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The band's US tour is going ahead despite frontman Dave Grohl breaking his right leg in Sweden earlier this month.
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