We have started to collect the most important news related to United States in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
A Chinese government-linked company pleads guilty to illegally exporting high-performance coatings from the US to a nuclear power plant in Pakistan.
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Two Mexican men are charged with killing a US federal officer after a suspected smuggler's vessel collided with a US Coast Guard boat.
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US Republicans propose a $2.2tn (£1.4tn) plan to avoid the "fiscal cliff", including changes to key benefits, but it is quickly rejected by the White House.
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A Louisiana town has been evacuated after officials found 6m lb (2.7m kg) of an illegally stored explosive used for howitzers, police say.
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A US music teacher is charged with murder for allegedly shooting dead his ex-wife while she played the organ at a church service.
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US education has lost its Hollywood ending
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The US financial regulator charges the Chinese units of five accounting firms, including the "Big Four", over refusing to hand over auditing data.
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A US coastguard dies after his boat is rammed by a suspected smuggler's vessel off the coast of southern California, the US Coast Guard says.
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The Twilight finale continues to dominate the North American box office, topping the chart for a third consecutive week.
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US-based blind Chinese activist Chen Guangcheng urges the new leader of China's Communist Party to carry out political reforms and uphold human rights.
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In the US, the devastation wrought by Hurricane Sandy has pushed up demand for new cars as those affected head to showrooms to replace their flooded cars.
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US researchers say they have developed a new type of lighting that could replace fluorescent bulbs in homes and offices.
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The Kansas City Chiefs host an NFL game at the stadium where just a day earlier one of their players killed himself after shooting his girlfriend.
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US Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner rules out a budget deal unless Republicans accept a White House plan dismissed by House Speaker John Boehner.
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Taliban suicide bombers have killed four Afghan soldiers and wounded Nato troops in an attack on a joint US-Afghan airbase in eastern Afghanistan.
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Kansas City Chiefs American football player Jovan Belcher kills his girlfriend before taking his own life outside the team's stadium.
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Kansas City Chiefs American football player Jovan Belcher has killed himself outside the team's main stadium.
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David Beckham ends his United States stint with silverware as LA Galaxy win the MLS Cup in his final game.
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Did Brand Beckham really conquer the US?
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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton criticises Israel's authorisation of 3,000 more housing units in occupied East Jerusalem and the West Bank.
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Charges are dismissed against a top US tennis judge who was accused of bludgeoning her husband to death with a coffee mug.
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A US Army court sees a noose made from a bed sheet by alleged Wikileaks source Private Bradley Manning as he considered suicide.
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The nine justices of the US Supreme Court put off until next week a decision on whether to consider the constitutionality of same-sex marriage.
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A 52-year-old mechanic from Missouri and his wife claim their share of a $587.5m Powerball lottery jackpot.
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Lawyers for former IMF head Dominique Strauss-Kahn say reports that he settled a lawsuit with a hotel maid who accused him of sexual assault are false.
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Growth in India, Brazil and Canada slows in the third quarter, while economic data for October in the US and eurozone also disappoints.
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The American hip-hop artist and producer tops a Forbes list of the 25 highest-paid musicians in 2012.
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A huge sinkhole has caused the collapse of a highway in the US state of Ohio.
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An American company has developed a technique that it says can make bread stay mould-free for 60 days.
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The UN General Assembly has voted to grant the Palestinians non-member observer state status - a move opposed by Israel and the US.
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A Canadian woman accused of involvement in the "largest eco-terrorism case" in the US history surrenders after a decade on the run.
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Two winning tickets were bought for a $587.5m Powerball lottery jackpot, the second-highest prize in US history, organisers say.
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Why the US is suffering a serious shortage of cattle
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The US birth rate fell to a record low last year, led by a sharp decline in child-bearing among foreign-born women, a Pew study reports.
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The US Army private accused of sending secret documents to Wikileaks testifies at a pre-trial hearing that he had a prison breakdown.
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One of the best-known US snack food brands may survive as its bankrupt owner reveals it is in talks with 110 potential buyers.
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US President Barack Obama has a turkey chili lunch with defeated election rival Mitt Romney, as fiscal cliff talks falter in Congress.
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Former US President George H W Bush is being treated for bronchitis in hospital in Houston, Texas, a hospital spokeswoman says.
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The US economy grew at an annualised 2.7% in the third quarter of the year, revised data shows, up from the 2% estimate released before the election.
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A French court clears US airline Continental of criminal blame for the Concorde crash in 2000, two years after another court ruled it responsible.
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A prison official denies reports the Pakistani doctor jailed for his part in the US raid that killed Osama Bin Laden is on hunger strike.
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Plans to send letters to US illegal downloaders have been delayed, with Hurricane Sandy blamed for disrupting testing schedules.
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A Chicago man who pleaded guilty to checking targets for the 2008 Mumbai attacks will be sentenced on 17 January, a judge has ruled.
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At the dawn of the 20th century, photographer Edward Curtis captured the dwindling Native American population in stunning photographs.
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New Jersey Governor Chris Christie requests $37bn (£23bn) in aid from the US federal government to help the US state recover from "Superstorm" Sandy.
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A record US Powerball lottery jackpot has swelled to $550m (£344m) ahead of Wednesday's prize draw, officials say
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Billionaire investor Warren Buffett believes the US fiscal cliff may not be solved until January, missing the December deadline, as markets remain jittery.
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Nokia is seeking to ban sales of Blackberry phones in the US, UK and Canada after its rival refused to pay patent licence fees.
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BP is temporarily banned from new US contracts due to a "lack of business integrity" over the Gulf of Mexico disaster, the US environment agency says.
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US President Barack Obama is to have lunch with defeated election rival Mitt Romney in their first meeting since his victory, the White House says.
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A miniature city with all the infrastructure and computer systems of a real one has been built to train US cyber-warriors.
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A British student facing trial and possible imprisonment in the United States strikes a deal to avoid extradition, the High Court hears.
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A US diplomat hotly tipped to replace Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has admitted releasing incorrect information after September's attack on the American consulate in Libya.
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Singapore-based commodities firm Olam International fights back in its escalating battle with US research company Muddy Waters.
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Julian Fellowes, creator of the hit ITV drama Downton Abbey, signs up for a American "sweeping epic".
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Republicans go on the attack as a US envoy tipped to replace Hillary Clinton admits releasing incorrect information after a raid on a consulate in Libya.
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Ericsson files a lawsuit in the US against South Korea's Samsung Electronics for allegedly infringing its patents.
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Four US servicewomen file a suit through the American Civil Liberties Union against a ban on women being deployed in most combat roles.
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One of the British Museum's most iconic objects, the Cyrus Cylinder - an ancient "bill of rights", will tour the US in 2013.
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A US judge orders tobacco firms to pay for a public campaign laying out decades of "past deception" over smoking risks.
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A fourth person has now died after eating soup made with poisonous mushrooms at a retirement home in northern California, local officials say.
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The Cyrus Cylinder, which is more than 2,500 years old, is regarded by historians as the world's first declaration of human rights.
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The second-largest lottery jackpot in US history reaches $500m ahead of Wednesday's prize draw thanks to massive ticket sales.
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The US decides not to declare China as a currency manipulator but says that the yuan remains "significantly undervalued".
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President Obama launches a week of public outreach while banging the drum for tax rises on the wealthy as the so-called fiscal cliff looms.
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The former head of Autonomy, the UK group accused of misrepresenting its finances, demands details of the allegations from its owner, US computer maker Hewlett-Packard.
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US consumer confidence reached its highest level in four-and-a-half years this month, according to a closely-watched survey.
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Decisive action is needed to ensure the US fiscal cliff and the eurozone debt crisis do not "plunge the world back into recession", the OECD says.
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The husband of a US woman who was too big to be flown home from Europe - where she later died - is to sue the airlines involved for damages.
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Burglars in the US state of Texas appear to be exploiting bugs in widely used electronic door locks to steal from hotel rooms.
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Dr Joseph Murray, who won the Nobel prize for his pioneering work in human organ transplants, has died at a Boston hospital aged 93.
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South Korea is to relieve a US woman embroiled in the scandal that felled CIA director David Petraeus of the post of honorary consul, officials say.
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The US is projected to have had its biggest ever online shopping day - with "Cyber Monday" sales up at least 20% on last year, analysts say.
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US retailer Walmart says it is "troubling" that a supplier subcontracted work without authorisation to a factory hit by a lethal fire in Bangladesh.
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An actor in one of the biggest comedies on US television, Two and a Half Men, describes the show as "filth" and urges viewers not to watch it.
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Shadow boxing ramps up between the White House and Republicans on whether to introduce tax rises to avert the upcoming "fiscal cliff".
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US shoppers went to town over the Thanksgiving weekend, with retail spending up sharply on last year, a survey suggests.
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The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2, the final instalment of the vampire fantasy films, tops the US box office for the second week in a row.
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Could the US rekindle its love of industrial hemp?
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Some confetti at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York appears to have been made of confidential police documents, a US media report says.
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A truck driver in the US state of Oregon narrowly escaped serious injury after crashing through a guardrail on a highway overpass in Beaverton.
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UK Foreign Secretary William Hague calls for a "decisive lead" from the United States in seeking a solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Farc urges the US to free one of its jailed commanders, Simon Trinidad, having taken a cardboard cut-out of him to peace talks this week.
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A third Filipino dies as a result of last week's fire on an oil platform in the Gulf of Mexico hours after his family arrive from abroad, officials say.
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US retailers have begun their "Black Friday" sales, reopening stores after the Thanksgiving holiday
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US retailers have opened their doors for "Black Friday", usually the busiest shopping day of the year when stores reopen after the Thanksgiving holiday.
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Two people have died and scores were injured after a pile-up involving at least 140 vehicles on a foggy motorway in the US state of Texas.
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A court challenge delays plans to expel a Texan student for refusing to wear a radio tag that tracks her movements.
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Mexican President Felipe Calderon says he wants to change the official name of the country from the United States of Mexico to, simply, Mexico.
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A pile up involving 100 vehicles on a foggy Texas interstate has killed two people and injured at least 48 others.
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Argentina says it will appeal against a US ruling ordering it to pay $1.3bn owed to foreign bond holders since its debt default in 2001.
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The US sports firm still making trainers in Cumbria
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Millions of New Yorkers have soaked up bright autumn sunshine as the annual Thanksgiving Day parade kicked off the US holiday season.
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Millions of people in the US mark Thanksgiving Day, with the Macy's parade winding through New York but many still suffering in storm-hit areas.
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The singer achieves her 12th number one single on the US Billboard Hot 100 with her latest track.
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Former Saturday Night Live star Chevy Chase abruptly leaves US sitcom Community and will not appear in the final episodes of its current season, Sony Pictures Televison confirms.
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BBC Four's new commissions include a series celebrating the album, the prequel to Italian detective series Inspector Montalbano and hit US comedy Parks and Recreation.
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A US judge orders Apple to disclose details of its patent sharing deal with Taiwan's HTC to its Korean rival Samsung.
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The US ambassador to the United Nations has defended comments she made days after a deadly attack on the US consulate in Benghazi, Libya.
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An estimated 43 million Americans hit the road on the eve of Thanksgiving, amid bad weather and transport union action.
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