We have started to collect the most important news related to United States in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Goldman Sachs is fined $800,000 (£466,000) by a US regulator for "failing" to ensure that trades in its dark pool took place at the best price.
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Buses carrying migrant children and families are prevented by demonstrators from reaching a processing centre in southern California.
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10 tweets about a new American hero
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United States boss Jurgen Klinsmann pays tribute to his side and hopes to build on their success after the 2014 World Cup.
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Extra-time goals from Kevin De Bruyne and Romelu Lukaku send Belgium into the World Cup quarter-finals at the USA's expense.
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The new President of Panama, Juan Carlos Varela, gives criminal gangs operating in the Central American nation one month to disarm.
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Workplaces across the US emptied early as millions watched the national team exit the World Cup in a thrilling defeat to Belgium in Salvador.
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A football referee in the US state of Michigan dies after being punched in the head during an altercation with a player, police and witnesses say.
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Why Russians are furious with US singer Demi Lovato
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Raffaele Sollecito, the ex-boyfriend of Amanda Knox, insists he is innocent and says the American's evidence provides him with an alibi.
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The cosmetics company, L'Oreal, agrees to settle a case with US regulators over charges of deceptive advertising.
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France's largest bank BNP Paribas agrees to a record $9bn (£5.1bn) settlement with US prosecutors over allegations of sanctions violations.
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Embattled US car giant General Motors says it will recall another 8.4 million cars whose ignition switch defects have been linked to at least three deaths.
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The sixth series of Community, which was cancelled by NBC earlier this year, will now air online on Yahoo Screen.
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The US actor Robert Downey Jr has thanked police for arresting his 20-year-old son on suspicion of cocaine possession.
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The US Supreme Court has ruled a Christian-owned company can claim a religious exemption to a law requiring employers to pay for their workers' contraception.
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President Barack Obama has directed immigration resources to the US border with Mexico as he promised to fix the "broken immigration system" without an "obstructive" Congress.
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President Barack Obama has directed immigration resources to the US border with Mexico as he promised to fix the "broken immigration system" without an "obstructive" Congress.
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The US Supreme Court rules a company can claim a religious exemption to a legal requirement that employers pay for their workers' contraception.
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Police in the US are searching for two suspects who opened fire during a dispute in a New Orleans, street injuring nine people.
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US car giant General Motors says it will not limit the amount of money it will pay to those injured as a result of faulty ignition switches in its vehicles.
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US actor Meshach Taylor, best known for his roles in the 1980s film comedy Mannequin and the US show Designing Women, dies aged 67.
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Transformers: Age of Extinction tops the North American box office and scores the biggest opening weekend of the year so far.
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North Korea says that it will put two detained American men on trial, accusing them of "committing hostile acts".
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The founder of a self-declared Pakistani charity who India and the US accuse of masterminding the 2008 terror attacks on Mumbai has dismissed new American sanctions on his organization.
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Hafiz Saeed, the head of a self-declared charity in Pakistan accused of masterminding the 2008 Mumbai attacks, dismisses new US sanctions.
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The UK government is making a fresh bid to overturn an American import ban on traditional Scottish haggis.
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Eight thousand miles away from heather, peat and misty glens
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US space agency Nasa has sent a flying-saucer shaped vehicle high into the earth's atmosphere in an effort to discover future Mars landing technologies.
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The boss of BNP Paribas writes to staff warning that the French banking giant will be fined heavily by US authorities.
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Agony of watching football team exit as adoptive home qualifies
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The key suspect in the Benghazi US consulate attack appears in a US courthouse to deny terrorism charges, two weeks after his capture in Libya.
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Fifth seed and 2004 champion Maria Sharapova beats American Alison Riske 6-3 6-0 to reach the fourth round at Wimbledon.
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BP asks a US court to order a "vast number" of businesses to repay part of the compensation awards they were paid in the wake of the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill.
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A multi-million dollar funding package has been approved to stop people jumping off San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge.
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The American soul singer and songwriter Bobby Womack has died at the age of 70.
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A 12-year-old found in the basement of his father's block of flats after being missing for 11 days is in his mother's custody, Detroit police say.
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General Motors is recalling nearly half a million vehicles in the US amid concerns over faulty air bags and other issues, the company says.
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US authorities will announce early next week that French banking group BNP Paribas has agreed to pay a fine of $8.9bn for allegedly violating sanctions rules, reports suggest.
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Armed US drones are flying over Iraq to protect American military advisers on the ground, say officials.
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A US judge orders that a debt repayment made by Argentina to US bondholders be returned, calling the payment "an explosive action".
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The US military has released video of a fighter pilot landing his jet on a ship faultlessly and without full landing gear.
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The US says it will no longer produce or buy anti-personnel landmines to replace expiring stocks and is moving towards joining a worldwide ban.
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The father of a British-born student who shot dead six people in California last month before taking his own life, has told US television of the horror of living with what his son Elliot had done.
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A US court has forced Facebook to hand over details of 381 users, but the social media company says the request violates the US constitution.
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Parts of the US came to a standstill as people took time out from work to watch their team lose 1-0 but still advance to the World Cup last 16.
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Thomas Muller's goal sends Germany through to the second round as Group G winners, with the United States joining them.
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The German government cancels a contract with US based Verizon over privacy concerns.
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Cannabis use in the United States has increased, with more people visiting hospital emergency departments over their use, a UN report says.
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The US Supreme Court has ruled on the president ability to make appointments during recesses in Congress.
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US Secretary of State John Kerry calls on Russia to show "within hours" it is working to disarm separatist militants in eastern Ukraine.
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The world's newest country, South Sudan, tops the list of fragile states in this year's index released by a leading US-based research institute.
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General Motors tells dealers in the US and Canada to halt sales of some Chevrolet Cruze cars due to a potential problem with the airbag.
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There has been a huge rise in the number of illegal immigrants making the journey from Central America to the United States, and most of them are children.
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The US gives permission to two firms to export oil, after it has been lightly processed - a move that could see oil exports from the US increase.
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The street holding the Chinese embassy in Washington DC could be renamed after a noted Chinese dissident.
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As the conflict in Iraq prompts speculation of possible co-ordination between the US and Iran, Alistair Leithead assesses the mood towards closer ties in California's 'Tehrangeles'.
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The Republican-led US House of Representatives will vote next month on legislation authorising a lawsuit against President Obama, the speaker says.
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A US federal appeals court strikes down Utah's gay marriage ban, the first federal appeals court to rule in favour of same-sex marriage.
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The Catholic Archdiocese of Seattle has settled 30 sexual abuse claims by men who attended two religious schools as long ago as six decades.
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The US Supreme court has rules against Aereo in a landmark case that pit the start-up TV company against some of the biggest US broadcasters.
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British singer Sam Smith mirrors his UK chart success on the other side of the Atlantic by entering Billboard's Top 200 at number two.
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The US is set to rename the street in front of the Chinese embassy in Washington DC after a noted Chinese dissident.
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The US economy suffered its worst performance for five years in the first quarter 2014, a third official estimate has shown.
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Kenya's first effort to raise capital from European and American investors is being seen as a success after it saw strong demand for its Eurobond.
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The US Supreme Court has ruled police cannot search the digital contents of mobile phones of those arrested without a warrant.
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US Republican Senator Thad Cochran, who is seeking midterm re-election, narrowly beats a Tea Party rival in a high-profile primary in Mississippi.
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US underwear firm HanesBrands is to buy French rival DBApparel in a 400m-euro deal giving it the right to sell the Wonderbra and Playtex brands globally.
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North Korea says it will unleash "merciless counter-measure" on the United States if a Hollywood movie about a plot to kill Kim Jong-un is released.
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US actor Eli Wallach, whose best-known films included The Magnificent Seven and Sergio Leone's The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, dies aged 98.
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The leader of the Tijuana cartel which once controlled much of the drugs flow from Mexico to the US has been captured by the army, officials say.
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The first US troops deployed to assist the Iraqi army in combating a growing Sunni militant insurgency have arrived, the Pentagon says.
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Does the US really have the most fans at the World Cup?
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A New York court fines a former UK-based Credit Suisse trader for his role in artificially inflating bond prices.
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A federal judge has ruled the US no-fly list deprives people of their constitutional right to travel without giving them a way to clear their names.
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The crew of the Asiana flight that crashed in San Francisco "over-relied on automated systems" the head of the US transport safety agency says.
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The US secretary of state tells the BBC there must be regional unity to expel Isis rebels, as he holds talks with Kurdish leaders in north Iraq.
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The World Cup match between USA and Portugal on Sunday, which finished with high drama, was the most viewed football game in US history, provisional figures suggest.
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Sales of new US homes surged to a six-year high in May suggesting the housing market is recovering from its recent slowdown.
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A baby caught up in a car-jacking has been reunited with its mother after being found by the side of road by a woman out jogging.
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US President Barack Obama urges his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin to stop weapons entering Ukraine, after rebels there agree to observe a truce.
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Authorities rescued 168 children and arrested 281 alleged pimps in cities across the US in a week-long child sex-trafficking sting, the FBI says.
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US Secretary of State John Kerry has vowed "intense and sustained support" for Iraq after meeting key politicians in the capital, Baghdad.
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Visiting US Secretary of State John Kerry vows "intense and sustained" support for Iraq, as Sunni rebels increase gains in the north and west.
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A New York court releases the Obama administration's legal justification for the killing of a US citizen and suspected al-Qaeda leader in Yemen.
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Polish Foreign Minister Radek Sikorski has called ties with the US "worthless" and ridiculed the UK prime minister, according to a leaked report.
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The US soldier held captive for five years by Taliban-linked militants has moved to outpatient care on a Texas military base.
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British drugs firm Shire has said it expects to double its current product sales to $10bn by 2020 as it tries to fend off a $46bn (£27bn) bid from US rival AbbVie.
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Many USA fans could barely believe it as a last-gasp equaliser by Portugal denied them a World Cup victory that would have put them in the last 16.
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Visiting US Secretary of State John Kerry vows "intense and sustained" support for Iraq, as Sunni rebels make more gains in the north and west.
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Clint Eastwood's film adaptation of hit musical Jersey Boys only manages to enter the North American box office chart at number four.
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Silvestre Varela's injury-time equaliser keeps Portugal in the World Cup as their clash with the USA ends in a draw.
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The Argentine government publishes an advert in US newspapers denouncing the recent US Supreme Court ruling in favour of hedge fund investors holding its defaulted bonds.
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The US reveals it has released $575m (£338m) in military aid to Egypt, as Secretary of State Kerry holds talks with the new president in Cairo.
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The US imposes sanctions against pro-Russian rebels in Ukraine, as Western leaders threaten new moves against Russia for its role in the crisis.
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President Obama has dismissed the idea that supplying US arms to Syrian rebels would have toppled President Assad, calling it a "fantasy".
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The US pledges millions of dollars in aid to Central American countries, believing it will help reduce the growing number of migrants, especially children.
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The White House has announced a federal strategy to understand why honey bees are dying off and produce a plan to stop their decline.
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The number of US health workers potentially exposed to the anthrax bacteria rises to 84, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says.
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The bid battle for France's rail and energy group Alstom shifts in favour of General Electric after the US firm agrees to work with French state on a new offer.
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