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Afghan insurgents are gaining strength but will be fought "relentlessly" by US troops, the top US regional commander says.
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US and Russia press reset button with nuclear deal
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Tehran denies a US statement that an Iranian representative held talks with a senior US official at an Afghanistan conference.
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China and the US agree to step up economic co-operation to address the ongoing global financial crisis.
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Russia and the US are to reopen negotiations about reducing their nuclear warheads, Presidents Medvedev and Obama say.
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A missile fired by a suspected US drone kills at least 14 people in Pakistan, close to the Afghan border, eyewitnesses say.
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The US President's second choice for health secretary becomes the latest of his nominees to reveal tax problems.
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A US marine is tried for a killing in Iraq in a case sparked by an alleged confession made during a lie-detector test.
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The Obama administration reverses another Bush policy by seeking a seat for the US on the UN's Human Rights Council.
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A bipartisan group of US senators introduces a bill that if passed would end restrictions on Americans going to Cuba.
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Angry US auto workers fear for their future
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US President Barack Obama arrives in the UK for his first major foreign visit since taking office in January.
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US President Barack Obama heads for Europe for his first major foreign visit since taking office in January.
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The US envoy to Afghanistan had "a cordial exchange" with a senior Iranian official, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says.
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The US Supreme Court dismisses an appeal by cigarette maker Philip Morris over a $79.5m award to a smoker's widow.
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US house prices fell by a record amount in January compared with a year earlier, according to a closely-watched index.
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Afghan and US troops kill 30 insurgents in the central province of Uruzgan, the local police chief tells the BBC.
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The US secretary of state says help from countries around the world is needed if Afghanistan is to develop peacefully.
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Britain's official pull-out from Iraq begins, as the top general in the south of the country hands over to the US.
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A Russian cosmonaut says the US toilet and exercise bike have been put out of bounds to non-American crew.
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US Vice President Joe Biden says "mutual respect" will shape ties between the Obama administration and Central America.
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Two US reporters held in North Korea will be tried for illegal entry and "hostile acts", the country's state media say.
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The US completes construction of a huge physics experiment that aims to recreate the blistering conditions at the Sun's core.
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The US agrees to transfer a Yemeni detainee from America's controversial Guantanamo Bay prison in Cuba.
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Bankruptcy protection could speed up the restructuring of carmakers GM and Chrysler, US President Barack Obama says.
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A court martial sentences a sergeant to 35 years in prison for the murder of four Iraqi detainees in Baghdad in 2007.
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US police investigate a domestic link as the possible motive for Sunday's shooting of eight people at a North Carolina nursing home.
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President Barack Obama orders General Motors boss Rick Wagoner to resign and tells US carmakers to speed up reforms.
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US graft fuels the drugs war, Mexico's president tells BBC
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US generals turn guns on Pakistani intelligence service
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Playing action video games can boost an aspect of an adult's eyesight, US research shows.
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A gunman shoots dead eight people at a nursing home in the US state of North Carolina.
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The US defence secretary says North Korea is likely to launch a rocket soon and Washington will not attempt to stop it.
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US President Barack Obama says he will consult Pakistan's leaders before targeting militants in that country.
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Record-breaking flood waters in the US state of North Dakota breach a dike protecting a school campus.
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Janet Jagan - an American communist who became the president of a South American country - dies at the age of 88.
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US art in Cuba could herald start of cultural thaw
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A court in Spain will consider charging six former US officials with giving legal cover for alleged torture at Guantanamo Bay.
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US Vice-President Joe Biden urges G20 protesters to give governments a chance to tackle the economic crisis.
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US Midwest faces swollen Red River chaos
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Officials in the US Midwest express optimism that the Red River, swollen to its highest levels for 112 years, may have peaked.
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Two passers-by die in a Baghdad shootout between Iraqi security forces and one of the US-backed militias.
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A man accused of a robbery at a US police convention is described as probably Pennsylvania's "dumbest" criminal.
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Afghan President Hamid Karzai praises a US review of strategy in the region, saying it was better than he expected.
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US military officials say elements in Pakistan's military intelligence service still have ties to the Taleban and al-Qaeda militants.
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President Barack Obama meets with top US bankers to discuss his latest plans to stabilise the US financial system.
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An Afghan soldier shot dead two US coalition troops and wounded a third before turning the gun on himself, the US military says.
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President Obama announces a major rethink of strategy in Afghanistan and Pakistan, with fresh forces and funds.
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The UK offices of US financier Bernard Madoff may have been significant in his $50bn fraud, says the Serious Fraud Office.
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The US collector who sold rare belongings of Mahatma Gandhi apologises in Delhi for "unintentionally hurting" Indian sentiments.
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Parts of a US plane fall on the Brazilian town of Manaus, causing damage to property but no injuries.
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The jury in the murder retrial of legendary US music producer Phil Spector retires to consider its verdict.
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US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner outlines plans to strengthen the US government's grip on the financial system.
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US President Barack Obama responds to questions submitted to the White House website by members of the public.
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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says she will push for tougher US gun controls to help Mexico fight violent drugs cartels.
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Iran agrees to attend a US-backed conference on Afghanistan but Washington plays down the prospect of a high-profile meeting.
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Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says huge demand for illegal drugs in the US is partly to blame for gang violence in Mexico.
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The US economy shrank at a faster pace than previously estimated in the final three months of 2008.
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US tycoon Charles Simonyi blasts off for the International Space Station, the first space tourist to make the trip twice.
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Beijing reacts angrily to a report by the Pentagon, which says China's military power is shifting Asia's military balance.
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Circumcision should be routinely considered as a way to reduce the risk of sexually transmitted infections, argue US experts.
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A senior US diplomat meets opposition leaders and government ministers on a visit to Burma, amid US policy review.
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The US reports on China's increasing "disruptive" military reach and calls for more transparency from Beijing.
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North Korea places what is thought to be a long-range missile on a launch pad, Japanese and US officials say.
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French workers at a factory south of Paris free their boss after holding him hostage in a dispute over lay-offs.
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A state-of-the-art US air force F-22 fighter crashes during tests near a base in the desert of south California.
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President Obama declares North Dakota a federal disaster area as flood waters rise across the state.
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A US drone attack on vehicles in Pakistan kills suspected foreign militants, Pakistani sources say.
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The Czech PM, who currently holds the EU presidency, condemns US economic recovery plans as "a way to hell".
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US President Barack Obama tells Americans he sees signs of economic recovery, while urging them to be patient.
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The US says it has been assured by North Korea that two US journalists arrested there are being treated well.
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The US unveils a $700m plan to help combat the drugs trade in Mexico, with much of the money going on tighter border security.
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Pools of salty water might be able to exist just below the surface of Mars, planetary scientists tell a major US conference.
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The US Federal Reserve boss says he wanted to sue to stop insurer AIG paying millions in bonuses but was advised not to.
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Kyrgyz consider impact of US air base closure
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Secrets of Irish migrants who died on US railroad
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Mount Redoubt volcano in the US state of Alaska erupts for the sixth time in 24 hours, after a 20-year lull.
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Nine of the 10 executives paid top bonuses by US insurance giant AIG agree to return them, officials say.
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Follow US agents as they check for drugs from Mexico
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Asian shares gain ground in Tuesday trading, taking heart from a US plan to deal with banks' toxic assets.
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Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd arrives in the US for his first meeting with President Barack Obama.
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US scientists have produced new evidence suggesting eating lots of red and processed meat damages health.
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Mount Redoubt volcano in the US state of Alaska has erupted, sending ash some 15km into the air, officials say.
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The US Treasury unveils a bank bailout plan worth up to $1 trillion, triggering surges of 7% on key Wall Street share indices.
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Researchers at a meeting in the US claim renewed evidence for the long-discredited idea of fusion at room temperature.
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President Barack Obama says the US must have an "exit strategy" in Afghanistan, despite sending more troops there.
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A US man who thought he was dying and confessed to a 1977 killing is charged with murder after recovering, media say.
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A US man who thought he was dying and confessed to a 1977 killing is charged with murder after recovering, media say.
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Rising violence in South Asia is increasingly endangering the safety of journalists, a US-based media rights group says.
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US envoy on why Afghan challenge is 'hardest thing'
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A plane crashes in the US state of Montana, aviation officials say, killing at least 16 people including children.
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Food starts to appear in shops - if you have US dollars
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A top economic adviser of US President Barack Obama says the economy will be back on track by the end of the year.
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Hamas leader Khaled Meshaal credits US President Barack Obama with using a "new language" for the Middle East.
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US President Barack Obama backs his embattled treasury secretary in a US TV interview, saying he would not be allowed to resign.
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US strategy in Pakistan and Afghanistan in recent years has failed, Pakistan's foreign minister tells the BBC.
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The US is prepared to back Danish Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen as Nato's next secretary general, reports say.
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US counter-narcotics efforts in Afghanistan are "wasteful and ineffective", the US envoy to Afghanistan says.
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A US firm is offering a major reward as they hunt an arsonist who has attacked a host of portable toilets across San Francisco
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