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 family of a US man found hanged in Singapore withdraw from an inquiry into his death, saying they no longer have confidence in the system.
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A sweeping immigration bill that would offer a chance of citizenship to millions living in the US illegally takes a stride forward in Congress.
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US tax officials tell a congressional hearing they did not know their agency had targeted conservative groups.
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Shares on Wall Street picked up on Tuesday to a new all-time high as investors bet that the US central bank would continue supporting the economy.
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The search for victims of the gigantic tornado that struck an Oklahoma City suburb continues into a second day, with 24 people confirmed dead.
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Apple boss Tim Cook defends its tax strategy at a Senate hearing, after the tech giant is accused of being among America's largest tax avoiders.
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A Senate committee has accused Apple of using "a complex web of offshore entities" to avoid paying billions of dollars in US income taxes.
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Apple is accused of being "among America's largest tax avoiders" by senators, who say the company avoided paying billions of dollars in taxes.
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Europe captain Paul McGinley will have three wildcard picks for next year's Ryder Cup against USA at Gleneagles.
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The US military's wireless internet service inside Guantanamo Bay has been shut down following threats by Anonymous hackers
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Matilda the Broadway show wins five awards at New York's Drama Desk awards while Pippin, Cinderella and Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf were also multiple winners.
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President Barack Obama praises the leadership of Burma's Thein Sein after historic White House talks, but urges his visitor to halt violence against Muslims.
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The US and Chinese presidents, Barack Obama and Xi Jinping, announce they will hold their first summit in California in June.
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Senior White House aides were informed last month of an inquiry into the US tax agency's targeting of conservative political groups, an official says.
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US President Barack Obama will visit Senegal, South Africa and Tanzania in his first extended tour of sub-Saharan Africa, the White House says.
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Yahoo agrees a deal to buy New York-based blogging platform Tumblr for $1.1bn (£723m) in a deal that will value founder David Karp's stake at $275m.
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At least two people die and 21 others are injured in a series of tornadoes that tore through the US state of Oklahoma.
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Discrimination against Jews and Muslims is on the rise around the world, according to an annual US Department of State report.
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Chinese activist Chen Guangcheng tells the BBC he thinks Washington should do more to protect his relatives, a year after he fled China for the US.
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US drugs maker Actavis, itself the subject of bid speculation, agrees to buy Dublin-based rival Warner Chilcott for $8.5bn (£5.6bn) including debt.
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A small Florida city waits for the winner of the largest lottery jackpot in US history, more than $590m (£388m), to come forward.
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At least one person has died and several others were injured in a series of tornadoes that have torn through the US state of Oklahoma.
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Star Trek Into Darkness tops the US box office chart on its debut weekend but fails to reach its $100m estimate.
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State-sponsored hackers are renewing their attacks on the US after a three-month hiatus, according to the New York Times.
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Authorities in the US state of Florida are calling for the holder of a $590m winning lottery ticket to come forward and claim their prize.
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How barefoot Indian tribe inspired a US fitness revolution
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US diplomat Ryan Fogle, accused by Russia accused of being a spy, has now left the country according to Russian television.
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Storm-chasers have captured footage showing tornadoes touching down in both Texas and Kansas.
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Iranian officials say two men have been executed after they were convicted of spying for Israel and the US.
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A ticket holder in Florida has won the largest Powerball jackpot in US history, more than $590m (£388m), lottery officials say.
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Two men suspected of killing Malcolm Shabazz, the grandson of US political activist Malcolm X, are remanded in custody in Mexico.
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Up to 60 people were injured when a car ploughed into a crowd during a parade in a small town in the US state of Virginia, officials say.
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The US warns Nigeria's army against human rights violations as it pursues a campaign against Islamist militants in the north-east.
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More than 60 people were injured, at least two critically, after a head-on collision between two commuter trains near New York, officials say.
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David Beckham's advisors hold talks with US Major League Soccer over the former England captain buying a franchise.
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Russia publicly names the man it believes to be the US intelligence chief in Moscow, a breach of diplomatic protocol.
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A university student dies after being fatally shot as a masked gunman bursts into her home in an apparent attempted robbery in New York state.
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The US chides Russia for what it calls an "unfortunate decision" to send missiles to the Syrian government, saying it will prolong the suffering.
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Dozens of people have been injured after two trains collided in the US state of Connecticut.
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How the US version of The Office reflects on America - and the UK
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Senior US tax officials deny the extra scrutiny given to conservative political groups ahead of the 2012 election was motivated by partisan bias.
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Alleged terrorists on witness protection were able to board flights because their new identities were not updated on the US no-fly list, a watchdog finds.
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US singer-songwriter Bob Dylan is made an honorary member of the prestigious American Academy of Arts and Letters.
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Russia has sent sophisticated anti-ship missiles to Syria which could be used to deter future military intervention, US media reports say.
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A US hitchhiker whose descriptions of using a hatchet to stop an attacker became an internet sensation is charged with murder.
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The US condemns recent remarks by Osaka Mayor Toru Hashimoto justifying Japan's war-time use of sex slaves as "outrageous and offensive".
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President Obama calls for beefed-up embassy security and names a new head of the federal tax agency, as he seeks to steady an administration buffeted by recent political storms.
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A US man is convicted of murder on the evidence of his paralysed victim, who identified him by blinking as he lay dying in hospital.
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The Boston bombing suspect wrote a message in a boat where he hid, describing victims of the attack as "collateral damage", US media report.
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President Barack Obama says the US has seen evidence of chemical weapons being used in Syria, after talks with Turkey's prime minister.
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The Asian ladybird is destroying native species across Europe and the US by unleashing a lethal biological cocktail. researchers say.
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Police in the US city of New Orleans arrest two brothers over the shooting at a Mother's Day parade that injured 20, including two children.
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US director Sofia Coppola shrugs off criticism from the criminal gang depicted in her latest film, The Bling Ring, as it screens at the Cannes Film Festival.
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A tornado has ripped through a town in the US state of Texas, resulting in six deaths, officials say.
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A tornado rips through the town of Granbury in the US state of Texas, causing six deaths and destroying or damaging dozens of homes.
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Inflation in both the 17-strong eurozone bloc and the US falls to its lowest level in years.
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Taiwan conducts military exercises near the Philippines following a diplomatic row over the death of a Taiwanese fisherman.
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BP appeals to Prime Minister David Cameron to intervene over the escalating compensation costs of the Gulf of Mexico oil disaster.
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The White House releases 99 pages of emails related to the attack on a US mission in Benghazi, Libya, on 11 September last year.
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Former American football star OJ Simpson makes his case for a new trial on armed robbery charges, saying he did not get proper legal representation.
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President Barack Obama announces the head of the US tax agency has quit, after it emerged his staff singled out conservative groups for extra scrutiny.
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US Attorney General Eric Holder faces hostile questioning at a fractious congressional hearing on two scandals rattling the Obama administration.
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Convicts in Russia team up to play a chess tournament via Skype with inmates at the biggest jail in the US, Chicago's Cook County Jail.
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Human cloning is used to produce early embryos, marking a "significant step" for medicine, say US scientists.
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An abortion doctor convicted of killing three babies by cutting their spines after illegal late-term abortions receives three life prison sentences.
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Scientists say 1.5-billion-year-old water drilled from rock in a North American mine is the most ancient yet found on Earth.
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Ariel Castro's lawyers say their client, accused of imprisoning three women for about a decade in his Ohio house, will plead not guilty to all charges.
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For the second time in as many weeks, a US serviceman in charge of preventing military sex assaults is accused of misconduct.
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An American man trying to dribble a football from Seattle to Brazil for the 2014 Brazil World Cup is killed by a truck less than two weeks into his trip.
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The US envoy to Russia meets officials in Moscow to discuss the case of a US diplomat who allegedly tried to recruit a Russian agent as a spy.
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The United Nations have played host to a different group of power players when champion wrestlers from the US, Russian and Iran visited its headquarters in New York.
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Prince Harry has been playing baseball, promoting British tourism and dining with the stars in New York on the fifth day of his US tour.
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Four men are given prison sentences in the US state of Minnesota in connection with the recruitment of fighters for a Somali militant group.
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Rescue work continues at a US-owned mine in Indonesia's Papua after a cave-in left four people dead and more than 20 others trapped.
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US President Barack Obama says the federal tax agency's targeting of conservative groups for extra scrutiny was "intolerable and inexcusable".
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US Attorney General Eric Holder says the leak that prompted the seizure of the Associated Press news agency's phone records put the US at risk.
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Russia has ordered the expulsion of a US diplomat after saying he had been caught red-handed with disguises, special equipment and wads of cash.
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US hedge fund manager Daniel Loeb says Sony should spin off up to 20% of its entertainment business and shore up its struggling electronics arm.
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Prince Harry has had a go at baseball as part of his trip to the US
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Prince Harry took part in some fairground games as part of a visit to areas hit by Superstorm Sandy in the US state of New Jersey.
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Prince Harry and Prime Minister David Cameron visit Manhattan on a London bus to promote the UK as a place to study, visit and do business.
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Russia says it will expel a US diplomat arrested with a series of disguises for allegedly trying to recruit a Russian intelligence officer as a spy.
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Video footage has emerged of an alleged CIA agent being detained in Moscow.
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Russia is expelling a US diplomat briefly detained in Moscow for allegedly trying to recruit a Russian intelligence officer, officials say.
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A sharp rise in shale oil reserves is set to turn the US into a net exporter of oil, hitting demand for supplies from the Middle East, a report says.
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An accident at a major US-owned gold and copper mine in Indonesia's eastern province of Papua leaves workers trapped, officials say.
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An American auction house is selling an electric guitar played by John Lennon and George Harrison at the height of the Beatles' fame.
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Veteran US broadcaster Barbara Walters announces on her show, The View, that she will retire next year.
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India's top drugmaker Ranbaxy Laboratories will pay a record fine in the US for lying to officials and selling badly made generic drugs.
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A teenager is suspected in the shooting of 19 people at a New Orleans Mother's Day parade on Sunday, police say.
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The Associated Press news agency describes the US government's secret seizure of its journalists' telephone records as an "unprecedented intrusion".
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American football star OJ Simpson has asked a Nevada judge to grant him a new trial in the 2008 armed robbery case that left him serving a 33-year prison sentence.
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A Philadelphia doctor is convicted of the first-degree murders of three babies born alive and killed with scissors in illegal, late term abortions.
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The US and the UK say they will work to strengthen the moderate opposition in Syria and create a transitional body to replace President Bashar al-Assad.
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President Barack Obama says US tax collection agency's targeting of conservative groups for extra scrutiny before an election are "outrageous".
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Barbara Walters announces she is to retire after more than 50 years on US TV screens.
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Viewpoints on what Pakistan's new government means for the US
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US President Obama says the UK should try to "fix" its relationship with the EU before "breaking it off" after White House talks with David Cameron.
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The US city of Detroit is "clearly insolvent", emergency manager Kevyn Orr says in his first review of the city's finances.
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US retail sales rose unexpectedly in April, after falling back in the previous month.
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