We have started to collect the most important news related to United States in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Barack Obama becomes the first US president to back gay marriage, as he speaks out on the politically charged issue in an interview with ABC News.
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A Texas convict won about 40% of voters in West Virginia's democratic primary, potentially taking a few delegates from President Barack Obama.
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Chinese activist Chen Guangcheng says he is waiting for the authorities to issue his passport, so he can leave to study in the US.
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Residents of North Carolina approve a constitutional ban on gay unions, initial results suggest, making the state the 29th to limit gay marriage rights.
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US internet firm AOL announces it intends to hand to shareholders all the proceeds from its sale of 800 patents to Microsoft.
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US television network NBC commissions a sitcom created by former Obama speechwriter Jon Lovett.
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Twitter objects to a US court order ordering it to hand over old messages posted by a Occupy Wall Street protester.
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The 21-year-old singer cancels Snow Patrol support gigs in North America for "personal reasons" but denies reports about enterting rehab.
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The US adds two sons of Mexico's most wanted man Joaquin Guzman to its drugs kingpin blacklist, saying they play key roles in his Sinaloa cartel.
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Toyota's profits jump five-fold amid a recovery from last year's natural disasters and a pick up in the US car market.
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Reports from the US say the would-be suicide attacker in a foiled "underwear bomb" plot was in fact a double agent.
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Asian markets fall, tracking falls in Europe and the US, amid political uncertainty in Greece.
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European and US shares fall on Tuesday as investors worry about Greece's ability to form a new government.
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Maurice Sendak, the US author of the best-selling children's book Where the Wild Things Are, dies aged 83
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A bomb plot by a Yemen-based al-Qaeda group involving an updated "underwear bomb" was foiled by insider infiltrating a terror cell, US officials say.
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Maurice Sendak, the US author of the best-selling children's book Where the Wild Things Are, dies aged 83.
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Bill Miller abandons his offer to buy Rangers, blaming fan opposition and over-optimistic financial information.
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Failed US Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum announces support for his former rival Mitt Romney, in a late-night email to supporters.
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The US foils a plot by al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula to detonate an upgraded version of the failed 2009 "underwear bomb", American officials say.
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China is buying crude oil from Iran paid for with its own currency, the yuan, despite a US-led boycott of Iran over its nuclear programme.
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Experts in the United States have been analysing a sophisticated new al-Qaeda bomb to see if it could have slipped past airport security.
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The Jewish American academic Norman Finkelstein explains how he is often accused of pandering to anti-semites with his controversial views.
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US and Chinese defence ministers pledge to co-operate on cybersecurity, despite accusations that China is behind online attacks against the US.
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Mort Lindsey, the orchestra leader and composer celebrated in the US for his work with Judy Garland and Barbra Streisand, dies in California at the age of 89.
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US singer Paul Simon and cellist Yo-Yo Ma are the recipients of this year's Polar Music Prize.
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Driverless cars are set to hit the roads of Nevada as Google is granted the first US autonomous vehicle licence.
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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton calls on Pakistan to do more to crack down on militancy, at the close of a two-day trip to India.
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Drug firm Abbott Laboratories agrees to pay out $1.6bn (£1bn) after improperly marketing mood-stabilising drug Depakote.
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Prince Harry has paid tribute to wounded UK service personnel who took part in a tournament called Warrior Games, during a short trip to the US.
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A man who is accused of leading one of the most influential drug gangs in Colombia hands himself in to US counter-narcotics agents in Aruba.
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A US jury finds Google breached copyright in a case brought by Oracle over Java programming language but cannot agree whether it constitutes "fair use".
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US hostage Warren Weinstein, seized in Pakistan in 2011, pleads for his life in a video posted to Islamist sites, a US monitoring group says.
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A US Army nurse who died while on Skype with his wife was not shot, the Army says, after she insisted she saw a bullet hole behind him.
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European shares finish higher on Monday as investor concerns about government austerity plans following weekend election results proved short-lived.
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A murder investigation is under way in the US city of Louisville after the body of a Guatemalan man is found in a barn at the Kentucky Derby racetrack.
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George Lindsey, who found fame as petrol station attendant Goober Pyle on US sitcom the Andy Griffith show, dies at the age of 83.
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On a visit to India, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton urges the country to buy less oil from Iran, saying other supplies are available.
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An al-Qaeda leader in Yemen wanted in connection with the 2000 bombing of the warship USS Cole, Fahd al-Quso, is killed in an air raid, officials say.
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Activist Chen Guangcheng says he does not know when - or if - he will be allowed to leave China because he has not started the process of getting a passport.
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Rory McIlroy regains his world number one status despite losing a play-off to American Rickie Fowler at Quail Hollow.
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The American scientists who mean business
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The Avengers superhero movie has trounced the record for the biggest ever US opening weekend, taking $200.3m (£123m) at the box office.
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US hikers Shane Bauer and Sarah Shourd, who were held in Iran as alleged spies, get married in California.
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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton publicly backs microcredit pioneer Mohammed Yunus, urging Bangladesh not to undermine the Grameen Bank.
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Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and four others accused over 9/11 refuse to answer questions as they appear before a military tribunal at Guantanamo.
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US President Barack Obama kicks off his campaign for re-election in November with a rally in Ohio focusing on the economy.
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Rory McIlroy is two shots off the lead after the third round of the Wells Fargo Championship at Quail Hollow, North Carolina.
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Nine suspected militants have been killed by a US drone in a volatile tribal region of north-west Pakistan, officials say.
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A UN special rapporteur says he will recommend the US restore tribal lands, including the Black Hills of South Dakota, site of Mount Rushmore.
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The US economy created 115,000 jobs during April, fewer than the previous month and less than analysts had expected, sending stock markets lower.
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The US says Chinese dissident Chen Guangcheng has been offered a fellowship by a US university and it expects China to allow him out soon.
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Beastie Boys rapper Adam Yauch has died at the age of 47, after a three-year battle with cancer.
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The Canadian firm trying to build an oil pipeline from Alberta to the US Gulf Coast has formally proposed a new route, the US state department says.
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Why US and China need a deal on dissident Chen
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China says prominent dissident Chen Guangcheng can apply to study abroad, potentially showing a way out of the diplomatic crisis with the US.
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Chinese dissident Chen Guangcheng has telephoned a US Congressional hearing to plead for help in his attempts to leave China with his family.
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Chinese dissident Chen Guangcheng telephones a US Congressional hearing to plead for help in his attempts to leave China with his family.
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A child has been caught on camera at a zoo, seemingly oblivious to the desperate efforts of one of its residents to make a meal out of him.
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When a meteor shower streaked across the north California skies 10 days ago, treasure-seekers rushed to California's Gold Country looking for space rocks.
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Former NFL star Junior Seau died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound, a US coroner says, returning a verdict of suicide on the former San Diego Charger.
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Newly released papers from Osama Bin Laden's hideout reveal a frustrated al-Qaeda leader struggling to master an unruly network, the US military says.
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Chinese dissident Chen Guangcheng has telephoned a US Congressional hearing to plead for help in his attempts to leave China with his family.
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An in-house thief at the US National Archives is jailed after a radio recording enthusiast saw his own donated Babe Ruth interview for sale on eBay.
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Chinese dissident Chen Guangcheng says he has been unable to meet US officials to discuss his desire to leave the country, he tells the BBC.
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RBS will say on Friday that, as of next week, it will have repaid all the £163bn of emergency loans it received from UK and US taxpayers, the BBC has learned.
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US car giant General Motors reports a sharp drop in quarterly profits, in part due to its loss-making European operations.
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Russia warns it is prepared to use force pre-emptively if the US goes ahead with its plans for a missile defence system based in Eastern Europe.
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Chen Guangcheng was not put under pressure to leave the US embassy, its ambassador says, as the activist tells the BBC he wants to leave China.
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Jack White has scored his first number one album in the US with his debut solo record, Blunderbuss.
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Activist Chen Guangcheng says he wants to leave China hours after leaving his US embassy refuge, as US-China strategic talks get under way.
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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has told China that it cannot deny the aspirations of its citizens, during a news conference at the start of high-level trade and security talks between the two countries in Beijing.
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US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner urges China to change its export-led growth policy and increase domestic consumption.
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Former US senator John Edwards' daughter flees court during evidence about a furious confrontation between her father and mother over his affair.
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A man who was locked in a tiny cell for five days without water and food tells of drinking his own urine to survive, as drug agents apologise.
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Leading Chinese dissident Chen Guangcheng says he left his refuge in the US embassy in Beijing after Chinese authorities made threats to his family.
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Prosecutors in the US city of Orlando charge 13 over the hazing death of Florida A&M University student Robert Champion, who died on a university bus.
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Chinese dissident Chen Guangcheng says he gave up his refuge in the US embassy in Beijing after Chinese authorities made threats to family members.
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Chinese dissident Chen Guangcheng leaves his refuge in the US embassy in Beijing and will stay in China, amid reports his family had been threatened.
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US President Obama pledges to "finish the job" on a surprise trip to Afghanistan a year after Osama Bin Laden's death, as seven die in a Kabul blast
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Charles 'Skip' Pitts, the US soul and blues guitarist who played on Isaac Hayes' Theme from Shaft, dies in a Memphis hospital at the age of 65.
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Auditors are investigating Italian prosecutors involved in the murder trial of US student Amanda Knox over the cost of a controversial video re-enactment.
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Hillary Clinton arrives in China for talks set to be overshadowed by the fate of a Chinese activist, as state media mentions the case for the first time.
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Toyota's US sales rise 11.6% in April from a year earlier as it continues to regain market share in the world's biggest economy.
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Disgraced former media mogul Conrad Black will be allowed to live in Canada after he finishes a prison term in the US, government sources say.
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Occupy Wall Street protesters stage rallies from New York to San Francisco, as they call for a US general strike to mark International Workers' Day.
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An openly gay spokesman for Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney resigns, citing personal reasons but amid criticism by anti-gay conservatives.
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US President Barack Obama signs a strategic accord with Afghan President Hamid Karzai on a previously unannounced visit to Afghanistan.
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Activists claim Mr Chen entered the US embassy in Beijing earlier this month, after slipping out of his home.
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US President Barack Obama has signed a strategic agreement with Afghan leader Hamid Karzai on a previously unannounced visit to Afghanistan.
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The Dow Jones index closes at its highest level for more than four years after data showed US manufacturing was stronger than expected in April.
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The US students graduating into a gloomy economy
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Norway's world swimming champion Alexander Dale Oen dies suddenly in the US, aged 26, the country's swimming federation says.
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A US man who spent more than 16 years in prison is freed after new DNA evidence clears his name.
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Activist's escape overshadows talks between the US and China
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The production company behind the Golden Globes telecast had the right to negotiate a long-term deal with US broadcaster NBC, a judge in Los Angeles rules.
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Hugo Chavez says Venezuela should pull out of the Inter-American Human Rights Commission, in a speech ahead of returning to Cuba for cancer treatment.
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Former nursing student One Goh denies killing seven people in a shooting rampage at a California university, as he appears in court.
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A White House official details the US use of drones to kill members of al-Qaeda, and reveals that Osama Bin Laden's papers are to go online.
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Barack Obama refuses to comment on the whereabouts of a Chinese dissident said to be at the US embassy in Beijing after fleeing house arrest.
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The number of US babies born with symptoms of opiate withdrawal increased threefold between 2000 and 2009, new research shows.
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