We have started to collect the most important news related to United States in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
The cyber attack on Sony that forced a major film release to be pulled is being viewed as a national security matter, the White House says.
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Nebraska and Oklahoma are asking the US Supreme Court to nullify a 2012 law that made marijuana legal in the US state of Colorado.
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US stocks close at record highs on Thursday, with the Dow Jones surging over 400 points, continuing a rally sparked by the Federal Reserve the day before.
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The US Federal Reserve gives Wall Street banks even more time to comply with parts of the Volcker Rule, a key part of the reforms introduced by Congress following the financial crisis.
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Opponents of President Barack Obama's new Cuba policy threaten to block his efforts to restore diplomatic relations after 50 years of hostility.
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Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev appears in a US court for the first time since July 2013, ahead of his trial in January.
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US authorities have arrested an American in Uganda for allegedly leading a large international counterfeiting ring.
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An outbreak of the highly contagious disease mumps sweeps through teams in the National Hockey League, with at least five teams affected.
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World leaders welcome an agreement between the US and Cuba to end more than 50 years of hostility and move towards restoring diplomatic ties.
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A judge has overturned the conviction of a 14-year-old black boy sent to the electric chair for murder more than 70 years ago.
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US Federal Reserve says it will be "patient" in deciding when to raise interest rates, with most analysts expecting a rise in mid-2015.
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Cuban President Raul Castro urges the US to end its trade embargo as he and President Barack Obama agree to improve relations.
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Beauty company Avon has been fined by the US Securities and Exchange Commission for paying bribes and gifts to Chinese officials.
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The breakthrough in US-Cuban relations is prompting strong reactions from Cubans in Havana and exiles in the US.
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The US Federal Reserve leaves interest rates on hold and says it "can be patient" over any decision to raise them, sending stocks higher.
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The US and Cuba announce moves to normalise relations in a major policy shift, following the release by Cuba of US contractor Alan Gross.
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American sprinter Tyson Gay's former coach Jon Drummond has been banned for eight years for doping violations.
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The US military has been showing off its latest catch.
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The US and Cuba have struck a prisoner swap deal that involves the release of American Alan Gross and three Cubans, US officials have announced.
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The US and Cuba announce a prisoner swap involving the release of American Alan Gross and three Cubans, heralding a possible major thaw in relations.
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Asian stock markets held steady on Wednesday, although nerves over the rouble crisis in Russia led to investors seeking safer assets.
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The New York premiere of The Interview, a comedy about the assassination of North Korea's president, is cancelled amid threats from hackers.
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After two days of discussion the Federal Reserve may acknowledge the US economy is finally doing better, but will this mean they are ready to raise interest rates?
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The Big Lebowski, Ferris Bueller's Day Off and Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory are among 25 new additions to the US National Film Registry.
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US illustrator Norman Bridwell, creator of the Clifford the Big Red Dog books, dies at the age of 86.
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A US-bound passenger plane is forced to make an emergency landing in Tokyo after several people were injured by severe turbulence.
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Scientists assess the scale of the epic California drought and say it will require more than 40 cubic km of water to return the US state to normal.
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Police in Pennsylvania have found the body of a former marine accused of killing his ex-wife and some of her relatives.
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Charges will not be filed against comedian Bill Cosby over allegations that he sexually assaulted a teenage girl in 1974, US prosecutors say.
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Why is support for guns rising in US as crime falls?
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Everton's Tim Howard accepts that former US team-mate Brad Friedel didn't block his 2003 move to Manchester United.
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Nasa's Curiosity rover has detected "belches" of methane gas on Mars - a gas that could hint at past or even present life on the planet.
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US Secretary of State John Kerry meets the chief Palestinian negotiator in London over moves to set a timetable for an end to the Israeli occupation.
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Authorities in Pennsylvania continue to search for Bradley William Stone after his ex-wife and five of her family members are shot dead.
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The US take on ITV hit drama Broadchurch, starring David Tennant, will not return for a second series.
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Ex-Florida governor Jeb Bush, brother and son of US presidents, takes a step towards a run on the White House in 2016.
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Soul star Bill Withers may give a rare performance when he is inducted to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in the US next year.
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A suspected gunman is on the run after six people were shot dead and three wounded in the US state of Pennsylvania, police say.
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A suspected gunman is on the run after six people are shot dead and one other wounded in the US state of Pennsylvania, police say.
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A US court rules that a law requiring porn actors in Los Angeles County to wear condoms does not infringe constitutional rights to free speech.
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The tropical refugees in America's frozen Mid-West
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Thousands of government supporters march in Venezuela to protest against sanctions approved by the US Congress last week.
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US stocks followed their European peers lower after an earlier rally.
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Members of the Native American Navajo tribe buy seven sacred masks at auction in France after failing to stop the contested sale of the artefacts.
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Former US vice-president defends CIA interrogation programme
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Rory McIlroy is named BBC NI's Sport Personality of 2014 after a year which saw him win both the Open and US PGA title.
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Angelina Jolie says the US must "lead the way" against torture in its policies, following a report revealing the CIA's "brutal" treatment of terror suspects.
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A male northern white rhinoceros named Angalifu has died at the San Diego Zoo in California, leaving only five of the species in the entire world.
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The Russian rouble drops to a new low against the US dollar, as falling oil prices and Western sanctions continue to weigh on the country.
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Prosecutors in the Philippines charge a US marine with murder in connection with the death of a Filipino transgender woman.
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US pet products retailer PetSmart is sold to a group of private investors for $8.7bn (£5.5bn), in the largest debt-funded deal of the year.
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Three prisoners who escaped from the US island prison Alcatraz in 1962 may have made it to land alive, a new study suggests.
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US Secretary of State John Kerry meets his Russian counterpart, Sergei Lavrov, in Rome on the eve of talks with the Israeli prime minister.
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Sir Ridley Scott's latest film Exodus: Gods and Kings has topped the US box office, but takings are less than epic.
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A parliamentary committee will act "without fear or favour" to establish if the UK played any role in the CIA's interrogation programme, its chairman says.
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The film director talks about racial tension in the US, those leaked Sony emails and how winning an Oscar has changed his career.
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Thousands of people have marched through the US capital, Washington DC, to protest against the recent killings of unarmed black people by police.
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The US Senate completes congressional approval of a controversial $1.1tn federal budget which will now be sent to President Barack Obama.
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The head of the US delegation at UN climate talks warns of a "major breakdown" in the process if negotiators fail to come to an agreement in Lima.
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Thousands of people march through the US capital to protest against recent killings of unarmed black people by police.
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Thousands gather in Washington DC to protest against the deaths of unarmed black people at the hands of police.
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The US Senate completes congressional approval of an annual defence bill of $560bn which expands the military campaign against Islamic State.
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On the streets with US police force that uses body cameras
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US stocks end their worst week of 2014, as lower as oil prices continue to weigh on energy stocks.
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The stepmother of journalist Luke Somers, killed in a rescue bid in Yemen, says there were negotiations for his release and an offer to pay a ransom.
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The US state of Iowa is developing an application to put residents' driver's licences on mobile devices.
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The UK reveals it requested redactions in a report on CIA interrogation, but insists none concerned claims of British involvement in prisoner mistreatment.
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Stormy weather and high tides have hit the west coast of the US causing homes to collapse into the Pacific ocean.
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Asian markets experience mixed fortunes after two contrasting pieces of economic data emerge from China.
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A powerful storm with heavy rain and high winds has been making its way south along the west coast of the United States.
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US producer-songwriter Pharrell Williams walks away the big winner from the first ever BBC Music Awards, with Ed Sheeran named British act of the year.
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Charges are dropped against a US woman who was on death row for over 20 years after being convicted of arranging the murder of her son.
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has suggested yoga may provide a solution to climate change. But does yoga in the US have the same values as in India?
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US regulators fine 10 Wall Street banks for promising positive research to Toys R Us in exchange for winning its business.
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Stocks on Wall Street open higher, with positive US retail sales data lightening the mood after Wednesday's downturn.
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The United States House of Representatives passes a bill that will impose sanctions on Venezuelan officials who violate protesters' rights.
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Ex-Guantanamo inmate David Hicks heckles a senior Australian minister, accusing the government of knowing about his alleged torture by US officials.
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What the US Senate's CIA report reveals about Washington
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The new Afghan president adds his voice to widespread condemnation of past CIA interrogation techniques, following a damning US report.
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Stocks on Wall Street tumble, with energy shares seeing some of the biggest falls as the oil price slides to a fresh five-year low.
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US Congressional leaders have reached an agreement on a $1.1tn (£701.6bn) spending bill ahead of a looming Thursday evening deadline.
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Just off the coast of the most populated city in the US, humpback whales have been frequenting the shores of New York City at rates much higher than usual.
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Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro reacts angrily to the passing of a bill by US senators which would impose sanctions on a number of Venezuelan officials.
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Former Polish President Aleksander Kwasniewski admits his country let the CIA run a secret prison on its territory following the 9/11 attacks on the US.
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The UN and rights groups call for US officials involved in "brutal" CIA interrogations of al-Qaeda suspects to be prosecuted.
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US rapper Kanye West and singer Usher will be honoured for their achievements at the BET awards next year
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A gala in New York to mark the 600th anniversary of the Scottish university where they first met, has drawn a close to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's visit to the United States.
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The US Senate unanimously approves Richard Verma as the new US ambassador to India, the first Indian-American to step into that role.
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President Obama says the US was engaged in "brutal activity after 9/11", following the release of a Senate report on CIA enhanced interrogation techniques.
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The largest US city to go broke will officially exit bankruptcy on Wednesday, according to a letter from its emergency manager.
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Russia's richest man Alisher Usmanov reveals that he bought US scientist James Watson's Nobel Prize gold medal in order to return it to him.
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visit the 9/11 terror attacks memorial in New York on the final day of their visit to the US east coast.
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The US Supreme Court rules that workers at an Amazon warehouse are not entitled to be paid for time spent waiting for mandatory security checks before or after shifts.
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A US citizen being held in Israel on weapons charges has told investigators he was considering attacking Muslim holy sites, Israeli police say.
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Mike Jeffries, the controversial head of US clothing chain Abercrombie & Fitch, resigns as the firm struggles with changing teen shopping preferences.
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Michael Corbat, the chief executive of US bank Citigroup, says the firm will set aside $2.7bn (£1.7bn) in the fourth-quarter due to rising legal costs.
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Details of the CIA's "enhanced interrogation" techniques are set to be revealed in a long-awaited Senate report, due to be published later.
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Amazon has said it may take its drone delivery research outside the US because of strict regulation of the unmanned aircraft.
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There are fears that the publication of a Senate report on CIA interrogation methods could trigger an attack on the US.
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The US Senate backs a bill which would impose travel bans and economic sanctions on Venezuelan officials found to have violated protesters' rights.
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