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 crumbling Afghan prison built with US cash
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Californian town mayor Dennis Kneier has apologised for tossing dog waste into someone else's garden path.
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Morrissey cancels the remainder of his US tour, including a date with Sir Cliff Richard, after being treated in hospital for a respiratory infection.
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Rory McIlroy says his mobile phone will remain switched off this week as he attempts to win a second US Open title.
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China's e-commerce giant Alibaba is launching its first online marketplace in the US - 11Main.com - as it looks to expand its operations outside China.
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Canadian-born Republican US Senator Ted Cruz of Texas has renounced his Canadian citizenship, an aide says.
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The US city of Miami rejects former England football captain David Beckham's plans to build a football stadium on a city waterfront.
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US House Majority Leader Eric Cantor has lost a Virginia Republican Party primary election to a challenger from the hard-right Tea Party movement.
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One student has been shot dead at a school in the US state of Oregon by a gunman who is also dead, police said.
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Eating a lot of red meat in early adult life may slightly increase the risk of breast cancer, according to a US study.
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The US town still cleaning up nuclear waste 25 years on
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Hanford, Washington, is the most contaminated nuclear waste site in the US, but residents say they are committed to the long project of clean-up.
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President Barack Obama says no other developed nation would tolerate the level of gun violence plaguing the US, as he called for "soul-searching".
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The hometown of a US soldier is coming to terms with the backlash sparked by his release, exchanged for five detainees in Guantanamo Bay after five years in Taliban captivity.
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Phil Mickelson admits trying to win the US Open for the first time has created extra pressure for this year's event.
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US military officials investigate the reported friendly-fire incident in southern Afghanistan that killed five American soldiers and two Afghans.
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The US Federal Aviation Administration grants its first commercial drone licence over US land to oil giant BP and drone firm AeroVironment to conduct aerial surveys of pipelines.
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A six-time US Olympic gold medal-winning swimmer severs her spinal cord in an all-terrain vehicle accident over the weekend.
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A researcher has been suspended from a national agency for using US government-funded supercomputers to mine bitcoins, worth approximately $8,000.
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Sir Paul McCartney postpones seven US tour dates while he continues to recover from a virus he contracted last month.
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A survivalist known as the "mountain man" who evaded police in the US state of Utah for six years has been jailed for more than a decade.
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US billionaire investor Wilbur Ross sells his entire 5.5% stake in Bank of Ireland.
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Several beaches in the US state of Alabama were closed on Monday because of a group of sharks swimming close to the off shore.
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Two people who shot dead police officers Alyn Beck and Igor Soldo and a bystander in a Las Vegas shopping centre were 'anti-police', authorities say.
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Six dancers with Cuba's National Ballet have arrived in Miami after defecting while on tour in Puerto Rico at the weekend.
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A man accused of kidnapping a teenager and holding her captive for 10 years, and forcing her to marry him pleads not guilty in a California court.
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The US Supreme Court has refused to allow BP to stop paying compensation claims while it awaits a review of its settlement with businesses over the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill.
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Senior US and Iranian officials begin two days of direct talks in Geneva as they seek a comprehensive solution to the Iranian nuclear issue.
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Teen adaptation The Fault in Our Stars trounces Tom Cruise's latest big budget action film Edge of Tomorrow as they open at the US box office.
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US actress Audra McDonald wins a record sixth Tony award, while Bryan Cranston picks up a best actor prize.
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Two people have shot and killed two police officers in the US city of Las Vegas, before killing another person and then shooting themselves.
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A man and a woman shoot and kill two police officers, before killing another person and then themselves in the US city of Las Vegas.
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US authorities are investigating death threats apparently emailed to the father of Bowe Bergdahl, the soldier released by the Afghan Taliban last week after five years in captivity.
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Bulgaria is to halt work on its Russian-backed South Stream gas pipeline after criticism from the EU and US.
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The US Geological Survey has released the first video footage ever ''filmed'' by a polar bear - in the Beaufort Sea, near Alaska.
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US authorities investigate death threats to the father of Bowe Bergdahl, the soldier freed by the Taliban after five years in captivity.
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US comedian Tracy Morgan, best known for starring in 30 Rock, is in intensive care in hospital after a six-vehicle crash in New Jersey.
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The family, friends and famous admirers of US author Maya Angelou hold a private memorial service in her honour in North Carolina.
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Senior US and Iranian officials are to meet for two days ahead of wider negotiations between world powers and Tehran on its nuclear programme.
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Well-wishers responding to an online campaign buy up the wedding registry of the US student who disarmed a gunman at his university.
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The BBC's Mark Lobel goes in search of the five Guantanamo Bay detainees who have been sent to Qatar after a American soldier was freed from the Taliban.
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Police praise the bravery of student Jon Meis for disarming a gunmen who had killed one person and wounded three others.
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Mental health care inside Los Angeles County jails is so deplorable it violates a ban on cruelty, the US justice department has said.
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The United States Central Intelligence Agency, the CIA, announces it has opened its first official accounts on Twitter and Facebook.
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A new US tactic to win votes - rifle raffles
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Justin Rose has been drawn to play with American Phil Mickelson as he defends his US Open title at Pinehurst next week.
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US employers added 217,000 jobs in May, the fourth straight month of solid growth
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French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius says the reported $10bn (£6bn; 7.3bn euros) US fine being faced by banking giant BNP Paribas could hurt EU-US trade treaty talks.
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A cast of stars pay tribute to actress and political activist Jane Fonda as she accepts the American Film Institute's Life Achievement Award.
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Senior US senators agree a package of measures aimed at addressing the problems that have engulfed the healthcare system provided to veterans.
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North Korea says it arrested an American tourist, reportedly for leaving a Bible at a hotel - the third US citizen to be held by Pyongyang.
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China under-reports its defence spending by about 20%, the US says in an annual report likely to anger Beijing.
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The family of a 12-year-old stabbed 19 times by two classmates trying to impress a fictional horror character says she is able to walk in hospital.
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The US Army and the battle over black hair
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US giant Verizon issues Netflix with a "cease and desist" letter after the streaming video service told consumers Verizon was behind slow connections.
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US President Barack Obama "absolutely makes no apologies" for the deal to swap Guantanamo Bay detainees for Taliban-held soldier Bowe Bergdahl.
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Gordon Reid, Finn Russell and Blair Cowan are given debuts in Vern Cotter's first Scotland line-up against USA.
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Barack Obama says the interest of the US in the Scottish independence referendum issue is to ensure it retains a "strong, robust, united and effective partner".
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The US defence secretary tells the BBC the decision to strike a deal with the Taliban on a US soldier's release was unanimous in the White House.
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A US military jet has crashed into homes in the California desert, about 90 miles (144km) east of San Diego.
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The US Secretary of Defence, Chuck Hagel, has defended the deal with the Taliban, that led to the release of the American soldier Bowe Bergdahl.
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A US military jet has crashed into homes in the California desert, about 90 miles (144km) east of San Diego.
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US Defence Secretary Chuck Hagel gives an interview with the BBC's Katty Kay speaking about the crisis in Ukraine, defence budgets and Scottish Independence.
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The US Secret Service puts out a tender for software that can analyse social media, including detecting "sarcasm and false positives".
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India's new PM Narendra Modi - denied a US visa since 2005 over Gujarat riots - is expected to travel to Washington in September to meet President Barack Obama, media reports say.
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A US military Harrier jet crashes into homes in Imperial, southern California, with no serious injuries reported.
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China says it has lodged "solemn representations" with the US after the White House urged it to account for the Tiananmen massacre.
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The home town of Bowe Bergdahl, the US soldier freed from Afghan captivity, cancels a welcome rally over safety concerns, amid allegations he deserted.
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The Taliban release a video showing the moment US soldier Bowe Bergdahl was handed to US forces.
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An American woman and a Canadian man who went missing in Afghanistan in 2012 are shown captive on videos released by their families.
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US President Barack Obama condemns Russian "aggression" and "dark tactics" in Ukraine, during a speech to mark 25 years of Polish democracy.
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UK drugs giant GlaxoSmithKline agrees a $105m settlement with 44 US states over allegations it mis-promoted three drugs including asthma medication Advair.
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Giant hail has pummelled the US state of Nebraska, leaving vehicles and homes damaged.
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US Secretary of State John Kerry rejects criticism of his recognition of the new Palestinian unity government, but says it will be watched "closely".
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The German federal prosecutor opens an investigation into the alleged NSA surveillance of Chancellor Angela Merkel's phone.
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A Russian fighter jet flew within 100ft (30m) of a US Air Force plane over international waters near Japan in April, the Pentagon says.
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Fossils dealer Eric Prokopi is jailed for three months for smuggling dinosaur bones into the US including those of a 70-million-year-old Tyrannosaurus.
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US President Barack Obama is to discuss economic support for Ukraine when he meets President-elect Petro Poroshenko in Warsaw on Wednesday.
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The US Department of Commerce proposes fresh duties, and seeks to increase the scope of such tariffs, on Chinese solar panels.
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Why English-speaking US football fans chant in Spanish
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A couple who decided to take the plunge and tie the knot, got more than they bargained for on their wedding day.
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Online US universities can reach Iranian students
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The top-ranking US military officer says a newly freed US soldier could be prosecuted if he deserted before being captured by the Taliban.
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Warm weather and an extra weekend of shopping contribute to strong sales for US car makers in May.
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Two 12-year-old girls in the US state of Wisconsin are accused of stabbing a classmate to please an online fictional character known as Slenderman.
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An official closing ceremony has been held at the US air base in Kyrgyzstan. Abdujalil Abdurasulov reports.
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Harriette Thompson, from North Carolina, has become the fastest marathon runner over 90 in the US
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Legendary American football quarterback Dan Marino sues the National Football League, alleging it hid the danger of head trauma from its players.
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President Barack Obama announces plans for a $1bn fund to increase US military deployments to Europe, during a visit to Poland.
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American former world champion Tyson Gay will return from a one-year ban at the Diamond League meeting in July.
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Oscar-winning film director Oliver Stone has bought the rights to the story of Edward Snowden, the fugitive US intelligence leaker.
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Seattle's city council votes unanimously to raise the city's minimum wage to the highest level of any major US city - $15 (£9) per hour, twice the national minimum.
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A US soldier freed after five years in Taliban captivity is in a stable condition in hospital, amid accusations he deserted his post before being kidnapped.
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President Barack Obama says the growing number of unaccompanied children travelling illegally to the US has created an "urgent humanitarian situation".
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The man who took African art to the US
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For the first time, US authorities are considering allowing the film and television industries to use drones, citing 'tangible economic benefits'.
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The Obama administration proposes new rules for US coal power plants aimed at dramatically cutting emissions that contribute to global warming.
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Some US soldiers question rescue effort for Taliban kidnappee
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Russian authorities say they are restricting the use of bases in its territories which serve the US-owned GPS network.
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US cyber-spies have collected millions of photos of people's faces from the net for use in facial-recognition programmes, according to reports.
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