We have started to collect the most important news related to United States in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Two major US airlines announce cuts in capacity this year as the global economic downturn continues to hit demand for air travel.
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Iraqi police release three of the five US men who were held in connection with the killing of a fellow American last month.
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China demands the return of 17 Chinese Muslim Uighurs held at Guantanamo Bay and due to be sent to Palau.
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US envoy Richard Holbrooke says the public mood in Pakistan is swinging against militants towards the government.
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An elderly man said to be a white supremacist shoots dead a guard at Washington's Holocaust museum before being wounded.
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A US family gets a shock when they find a photo from their Christmas newsletter is being used to advertise grocery deliveries in Prague.
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US economic activity remains weak but some areas saw signs the decline was beginning to ease, the Federal Reserve says.
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US envoy George Mitchell holds talks with Palestinian leaders after stressing US backing for two states in talks in Israel.
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A US couple charged with spying for Cuba are denied bail by a magistrate, who deemed them a flight risk.
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Somali pirates are expanding their range of operations far beyond the East African coast, the US Navy warns.
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The US clinic in the Kansas city of Wichita where doctor George Tiller conducted abortions will be closed, his family say.
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A US internet monitoring firm declares the millionth English word to be Web 2.0, beating out Jai ho, N00b and slumdog.
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Pakistan's peace deals with the Taliban are behind an upsurge in violence in Afghanistan, a top US official says.
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The Pacific nation of Palau agrees to temporarily take 17 Chinese Muslims from the US detention centre in Guantanamo.
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US actors agree to a pay deal after a year of tortuous negotiations with the major Hollywood studios.
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Kiva, an internet bank enabling small loans to be made to entrepreneurs in developing countries, will now also allow loans to people in the United States.
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The US Supreme Court dismisses an appeal which would have blocked Fiat's plan to buy up part of bankrupt carmaker Chrysler.
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The first Guantanamo detainee to face a US civilian trial, Ahmed Ghailani, denies bombing charges in a New York court.
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Ten of the largest US banks will be able to repay $68bn in government bail-out money, the US Treasury says.
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US Middle East envoy George Mitchell urges a swift return to peace talks as he begins meeting Israeli and Palestinian leaders.
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Five more residents test positive for swine flu at a dormitory belonging to the American University in Cairo, Egypt.
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A British hacker who gained access to US military computers is renewing his fight against extradition to the US.
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CIA chief Leon Panetta says releasing documents on al-Qaeda suspects' interrogation would gravely damage US security.
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An imprisoned Iraqi militant whose release has been demanded by the kidnappers of UK hostages is freed, officials say.
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Fiat says it will go ahead with its deal to take 20% of Chrysler even if a Supreme Court ruling means it misses a 15 June deadline.
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Home computer-related injuries have increased more than sevenfold, with children hurt most often, US research reveals.
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The families of two US journalists sentenced to 12 years' hard labour in North Korea plead for their release.
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A Brazilian search team recovers a tail section of the Air France jet that crashed over the Atlantic, and more bodies are found.
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Trial of US pair gives North Korea diplomatic leverage
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Applications for US visas dry up after years of queues
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Ten US banks ordered to raise extra funds have developed sufficient plans to strengthen their finances, the Fed says.
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The Pentagon admits problems with last month's air raids in Afghanistan, in the first official remarks on the incident.
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Sonia Sotomayor, Barack Obama's nominee for the US Supreme Court, breaks her ankle after tripping at an airport.
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The US Supreme Court decides not to hear an appeal from a soldier against his dismissal from the army for being openly gay.
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Barack Obama wants immediate talks between the Palestinians and Israel, according to the US special envoy to the region.
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US President Barack Obama says he is "deeply concerned" by North Korea's sentencing of two US journalists to hard labour.
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A North Korean court sentences two US journalists convicted of entering the country illegally to 12 years' hard labour.
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A North Korean court sentences two US journalists convicted of entering the country illegally to 12 years' hard labour.
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The leader of Lebanon's governing pro-Western coalition claims victory over the Hezbollah-led bloc in Sunday's election.
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Global military spending rose to new record of almost $1.5 trillion in 2008, despite the global recession, a peace institute says.
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New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin is held in a Shanghai hotel after a passenger on his flight falls ill with suspected swine flu.
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Iraqi police arrest five Americans in connection with the killing of a fellow American last month, Iraqi officials say.
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A group of Indiana pension funds opposed to Chrysler's sale to Fiat files an emergency appeal with the US Supreme Court.
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The US is considering putting North Korea back on a list of state sponsors of terrorism, Hillary Clinton says.
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A teenaged American tourist says he spent two hours clinging to the side of a long-distance train as it sped across the Australian outback in the night.
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Cuban ex-leader Fidel Castro says US charges that a Washington couple spied for Cuba for 30 years are a "ridiculous tale".
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Hundreds of mourners attend the funeral of murdered US abortion doctor George Tiller in the Kansas city of Wichita.
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Officials in New York find the decomposing body of a man inside a van parked beneath a highway overpass, gathering parking tickets.
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The US will not reward North Korea's "extraordinarily provocative" recent actions, President Barack Obama says.
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As General Motors becomes the biggest industrial bankruptcy in the history of the US, Greg Wood assesses the impact on Detroit.
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The US charges a former government official and his wife with spying for Cuba over a 30-year period.
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US President Barack Obama's choice for a top intelligence job withdraws following questions about his knowledge of CIA interrogations techniques
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A businessman avoids jail for his role in a scheme involving illegal payments to Saddam Hussein's regime.
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US President Barack Obama tours the Nazi concentration camp in Buchenwald during his visit to Germany.
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A south Californian court sentences a man to death for murdering five firefighters by starting a 2006 forest blaze.
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US employers cut 345,000 jobs in May, the Labor Department said, far fewer than expected.
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US President Barack Obama and German Chancellor Angela Merkel vow to "redouble" efforts on the Middle East, at talks in Dresden.
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A US man whose wife died on a scuba honeymoon in Australia is jailed after pleading guilty to manslaughter.
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Cuba's parliament speaker Ricardo Alarcon praises a decision by the Organisation of American States to lift the 1962 ban on Cuban membership.
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The founder of Countrywide Financial, at the centre of the US sub-prime mortgage crisis, is charged with fraud.
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As the US president prepares to give a speech on the future of US relations with the Muslim world, Christian Fraiser considers the difficulties the president faces if he tries to please everyone.
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President Barack Obama calls for a new beginning in US relations with the Muslim world in a keynote speech in Egypt.
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A deep sea treasure-hunting firm is ordered by a US judge to hand a haul of coins to the Spanish government.
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The United States has no intention of keeping a permanent military presence in Afghanistan, President Obama says.
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Kenya protests to the US over its abrupt move to cancel new commercial flights, apparently amid security concerns.
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US President Barack Obama begins a major speech on US-Muslim relations on the second leg of his Mid-East tour.
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The Organization of American States votes to lift Cuba's suspension, paving the way for it to rejoin the regional body after a half-century of exclusion.
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US envoy Richard Holbrooke calls for more aid from European and Muslim nations for refugees in north-west Pakistan.
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Two US journalists are thought to have gone on trial in North Korea, accused of "hostile acts" and illegally entering the country.
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The governor of New Hampshire signs legislation making the US state the sixth to allow same-sex marriage.
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A statue of the late US president Ronald Reagan is unveiled at the US Capitol building by his widow Nancy.
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American writer Marilynne Robinson wins Britain's Orange Prize for Fiction for her novel Home.
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A taped message purportedly by al-Qaeda leader Osama Bin Laden accuses Barack Obama of fuelling hatred of the US in Pakistan.
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A US inquiry finds mistakes were made when US planes bombed suspected Taliban positions in Afghanistan in May, officials say.
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President Obama's envoy says the US Congress has been asked for an additional $200m to help displaced people in Pakistan.
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President Barack Obama arrives in the Middle East on a visit aimed at increasing US engagement with the Islamic world.
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A document listing confidential US nuclear information is withdrawn after being wrongly posted on a government website.
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President Barack Obama heads to the Middle East on a visit aimed at increasing US engagement with the Islamic world.
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A Yemeni inmate dies in an apparent suicide at the US Guantanamo Bay detention facility, the US military says.
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The US comes under strong pressure over its policy towards Cuba at the annual Americas Summit, in Honduras.
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A man is charged with the murder of a prominent abortion doctor shot dead during a church service in Kansas in the US.
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The US is to invite Iranian diplomats to Independence Day events at embassies worldwide for the first time since 1980.
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Ford, the only big US car makers not to have gone bankrupt, reports its market share in May was the highest since 2006.
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An US man returns 21-kg chunk of medieval pillar that he took from Jerusalem's Old City 12 years ago.
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President Obama has called for a new beginning in US relations with the Muslim world. Is this achievable?
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The former US first lady says she still "sees" her husband Ronald, and has conversations with him, she tells a US magazine.
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A US judge orders the release of unclassified evidence relating to more than 100 Guantanamo Bay detainees.
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President Barack Obama tells the BBC he believes the US can get serious Middle East peace negotiations back on track.
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US President Barack Obama is trying to secure an invitation for the Queen to attend official D-Day commemorations in France on Saturday.
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Encouraging economic data from China, the US and the UK sends stock markets rising around the world.
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Car giant General Motors files for bankruptcy protection, the biggest industrial failure in US corporate history.
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Police in the US state of Kansas continue to question a man held in connection with the killing of a prominent abortion doctor.
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Controversial US abortion doctor George Tiller has been shot and killed at a church in his home state of Kansas.
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US car group Chrysler secures court approval for a consortium led by Italy's Fiat to take over its assets.
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US military confirms 24 service personnel were killed in Iraq in May, the highest total since September 2008.
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Car giant General Motors is preparing to file for bankruptcy protection, the biggest industrial failure in US corporate history.
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Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner tells China's government its huge investments in the US are "very safe".
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Havana agrees to resume talks with Washington on immigration by Cubans to the US, the state department says.
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US high plains could power coastal populations
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US President Barack Obama flies First Lady Michelle to New York for a date, fulfilling a promise made on the campaign trail.
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