We have started to collect the most important news related to United States in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Egyptian officials order an inquiry into the death of a US citizen found dead in a police cell, in what the US embassy says was "an apparent suicide".
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The Grand Canyon is one of several US landmarks to re-open to tourists after state governments reached a deal with the federal government despite the continuing shutdown.
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World Bank President, Jim Yong Kim, warns the US is just "days away from a very dangerous moment" because of the crisis over the borrowing limit.
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Timothy Bradley retains his WBO welterweight title by beating Juan Manuel Marquez, while Orlando Cruz loses to Orlando Salido.
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US stalemate casts long shadow over IMF meeting
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Negotiations over the political and fiscal crisis in Washington shift to the Senate, but there is little chance of a breakthrough in sight.
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Seventeen-time Grand Slam champion Roger Federer ends his partnership with American coach Paul Annacone.
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The US and Afghanistan say they have resolved disagreements on a bilateral security deal after lengthy talks in Kabul, although differences remain.
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Vietnam is holding an elaborate, two-day state funeral for General Vo Nguyen Giap, the commander credited with overseeing the defeat of French and US forces in his country.
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A Frenchman believed to have had links to a German al-Qaeda cell behind the 11 September attacks on the US is remanded in custody in Paris.
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The US confirms it has captured a senior Pakistani commander, in a raid reportedly in eastern Afghanistan.
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US tourist sites, including the Grand Canyon and Statue of Liberty, reopen after being forced to close by the government partial shutdown.
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A two-day state funeral is under way in Vietnam for General Vo Nguyen Giap, credited with overseeing the defeat of French and US forces in his country.
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Guyana accuses Venezuela of entering its territorial waters, detaining a US surveying vessel and directing it to sail to a Venezuelan port.
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The Grand Canyon, the Statue of Liberty and Mount Rushmore are to re-open to tourists after state governments reached a deal with the federal government
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President Obama is willing to sign a short-term increase to the borrowing limit that is free from Republican budget demands, his spokesman says.
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US President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama meet Pakistani schoolgirl human rights campaigner Malala Yousafzai in the Oval Office.
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The two-year-old son of American football star Adrian Peterson has died after allegedly being beaten by the baby's mother's boyfriend, police say.
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An elephant named Patience with a history of aggression has killed a veteran zookeeper, Dickerson Park Zoo in the US state of Missouri says.
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The US general in charge of long-range nuclear missiles is fired due to "loss of trust", the second senior military sacking this week.
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US Republicans and the White House say latest talks to avert a looming debt crisis were useful, but they break up without agreement.
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US Secretary of State John Kerry begins talks in Afghanistan, which are expected to focus on a stalled security agreement between the two nations.
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US bank JPMorgan Chase sets aside $9.2bn to cover legal expenses, leading to a third-quarter loss.
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Hit US TV series Glee has paid tribute to cast member Cory Monteith, who died in July, in a special episode entitled The Quarterback.
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Asian stock markets rise on hopes the US will reach a deal on raising its debt ceiling, tracking overnight gains on Wall Street.
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One of America's first astronauts, Scott Carpenter, has died.
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US Republicans have offered President Obama a short-term debt ceiling increase in exchange for negotiations about how to end a government shutdown.
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The mother of Kenneth Bae, the US citizen imprisoned in North Korea, is being allowed to visit him, his family says.
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A US man declared legally dead after he disappeared 27 years ago cannot now be declared officially alive, though he is in good health, a judge rules.
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Two US rabbis are arrested and charged with plotting to kidnap and torture a man to force him to grant a traditional Jewish divorce.
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Two ex-US Naval Academy footballers will face court martial over the alleged sexual assault of an intoxicated classmate at a party, officials say.
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The US government shutdown is concerning to other countries, but a US debt default has the world scared and angry.
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The father of the fugitive former US intelligence contractor Edward Snowden arrives in Russia and later reportedly meets his son at an undisclosed location.
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Scott Carpenter, one of the seven original astronauts from Nasa's fledgling Mercury space programme, dies aged 88.
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The US, UK and France, along with the UN, condemn the brief abduction of Libya's PM by militiamen and pledge continued support for its transition to democracy.
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US markets have their best day since January 2013, buoyed by a House Republican proposal to raise the nation's borrowing limit for six weeks.
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Kwame Kilpatrick, the former mayor of the now-bankrupt US city of Detroit, is sentenced to 28 years in prison for corruption.
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The US treasury secretary warns political brinkmanship over the debt ceiling is "very dangerous", as Republicans reportedly consider a short-term deal.
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Egypt's army-backed government condemns a decision by the US to suspend some of its financial and military aid over a crackdown on Islamists.
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China overtakes the US to become the biggest importer of oil in the world, US government data shows.
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US electronic spy agency chief speaks to the BBC
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The US Army is working to develop "revolutionary" smart armour that would give its troops "superhuman strength".
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Pop group said creative differences have forced them to drop out of all 19 dates.
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While the US government shutdown has meant national parks and monuments have closed, one man is attempting to keep Washington's memorials clean.
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UK aerospace company BAE Systems has said its US operations could be hit if the government shutdown in Washington turns out to be protracted.
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The US is suspending part of the $1.3bn in aid it gives to Egypt's military until "credible progress" is made towards free and fair elections there.
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The US is suspending a large part of its financial and military aid to Egypt over a bloody crackdown on supporters of ex-President Mohammed Morsi.
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Pakistani Taliban leader Hakimullah Mehsud tells the BBC he is open to talks but says he will continue to target the US and its allies.
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Navy Vice-Adm Timothy Giardina is relieved of duty overseeing the US nuclear weapons command after an investigation into his alleged illegal gambling.
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Janet Yellen has been named the next head of the US central bank by President Barack Obama.
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US President Barack Obama nominates Federal Reserve vice-chair Janet Yellen to be the next head of the US central bank.
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The fire that swept through Kenya's main international airport was caused by an electrical fault, not a terrorist attack, US investigators confirm.
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A salmonella outbreak believed to be linked to raw chicken in the US sickens nearly 300 people, sending about half of them to hospital.
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The Guardian's editor says he plans to publish more revelations from Edward Snowden despite MI5 warning that such disclosures cause "enormous damage".
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US President Barack Obama will nominate Federal Reserve vice-chair Janet Yellen to be the next head of the US central bank on Wednesday.
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US President Obama says he is willing to hold budget talks with Republicans, but not if they "demand a ransom in exchange for doing their jobs".
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China has criticised the US space agency Nasa over its decision to bar Chinese scientists from attending a conference in the United States.
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Washington will suspend part of its military aid to Egypt following the crackdown on supporters of ousted President Mohammed Morsi, US media report.
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A group of Tasmanian devils have taken up residence in San Diego Zoo in California as part of a conservation programme to protect the endangered species.
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At least 60 Tibetans were injured after Chinese police fired into a crowd of protesters, rights group Free Tibet and US-based Radio Free Asia report.
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The US Supreme Court hears arguments in a case that could further expand the amount of wealthy donors' money in the US political system.
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Some older Samsung gadgets look set to be banned from being imported to the US thanks to a patent row with Apple.
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The family of a man who died after setting himself on fire on the Washington National Mall says he was mentally ill, not making a political statement.
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Libya summons the US ambassador to the country for questioning over the weekend capture of a suspected al-Qaeda leader on Libyan territory.
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The US Supreme Court begins its new term this week with an agenda tackling social issues ranging from campaign finance to affirmative action.
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The US Federal Reserve issues a new high-tech $100 banknote, comprising several new security features designed to beat the counterfeiters.
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Why some Republicans want the US to breach the debt limit
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British director defends brutal depiction of American slavery
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Somali militant group al-Shabab sends extra fighters to the town of Barawe, where US commandos tried to seize one of its leaders on Saturday, residents tell the BBC.
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US Secretary of State John Kerry defends the US seizure of a suspected al-Qaeda leader in Libya, who he said was a "legal and appropriate target".
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Brazil summons the Canadian ambassador for explanations over the latest electronic spying accusations leaked by the former US contractor, Edward Snowden.
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A senior Chinese official warns that the "clock is ticking" to avoid a US default that could harm China's economic interests and the global economy.
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The US government shut-down has meant that some wedding ceremonies have been postponed and others cancelled altogether. But one couple's special day was saved by the generosity of strangers.
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US military-funded Boston Dynamics is developing astonishingly realistic animal and humanoid robots that can cross rough terrain, balance and gallop.
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The World Bank cuts its 2013 economic growth forecast for East Asia's developing countries, citing China's slowdown and the expected end to US stimulus measures.
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Space film Gravity, starring Sandra Bullock and George Clooney, shoots to the top of the US box office in the biggest film opening for both stars.
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Libya's PM urges Washington to explain the capture of a Libyan terror suspect by US special forces, one of two such raids in Africa.
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Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's government deserves credit for so far complying with a chemical weapons deal, the US secretary of state says.
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The United States secure a fifth successive Presidents Cup win with an 18½-15½ victory over the Internationals in Ohio.
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Frank Gardner on what the US commando raids achieved
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US Commerce Secretary Penny Pritzker warns that business is starting to suffer from the federal shutdown.
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US special forces carry out two separate raids in Africa - capturing al-Qaeda militant Anas al-Liby in Libya and targeting al-Shabab in Somalia.
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Blizzards have covered large parts of South Dakota and Wyoming in a heavy layer of snow, closing airports and making roads dangerous.
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Most of the 400,000 US defence department staff sent home amid a government shutdown are told to return to work after a legal interpretation.
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The Ministry of Defence is to examine a US review into a Taliban attack on Camp Bastion in Afghanistan which criticised Britain for the way it handled security.
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A man who set himself on fire on Washington DC's National Mall on Friday has died from his injuries, police say.
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The US government shutdown could affect its global standing if prolonged, Secretary of State John Kerry warns on a trip his president had to cancel.
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The supreme leader of Iran, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, endorses overtures to the US made by President Rouhani in New York, but with reservations.
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A tropical storm which sparked an alert on the US Gulf Coast is losing strength but heavy rain and potential flooding are still expected.
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The US remains committed to Asia despite the shutdown that forced President Obama to cancel planned trips, Secretary of State John Kerry says.
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The United States lead the International team by one point after just two matches are completed on a rain-hit second day.
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For those who harvest the seas, a big catch is usually welcomed, but the abundance of lobsters in Maine in the US has seen the price of the shellfish plummet.
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Negotiations on a sweeping free trade pact between the US and the EU are postponed because of a partial government shutdown in America.
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Four big days scuppered by US shutdown
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Vo Nguyen Giap, the Vietnamese general who masterminded victories against France and the US, has died aged 102.
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Lawmakers in the US remain deadlocked in a battle over spending which has led to a shutdown of non-essential government operations.
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An investigation is under way after a police chase through the heart of Washington DC ended with a woman driver shot dead and two officers injured.
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Vo Nguyen Giap, Vietnam's legendary general who masterminded victories against France and the US, has died aged 102.
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US President Obama cancels his trip to Asia, including to the Apec and East Asia summits, as part of the US government shutdown.
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US band Haim are just 28 copies behind Justin Timberlake in the race to have the number one album in the UK this week.
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