We have started to collect the most important news related to United States in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Britons are losing confidence in the UK's extradition arrangements with the US and big changes are needed to restore public faith, MPs say.
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The prize in a US lottery has reached $540m (£340m) and organisers say this is the biggest lottery jackpot in history.
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US oil giant Exxon Mobil loses its crown as the world's biggest listed producer of oil to PetroChina, figures suggest.
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Arab League states call for the immediate implementation of a plan to end a year of violence in Syria as Syria's president says he backs the plan.
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The leader of the Michigan-based Hutaree militia, David Stone, and his son, plead guilty to illegally possessing a machine gun.
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Lottery fever has swept the United States, where the Mega Millions jackpot has reached an all-time record of $500m (£314m).
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The US economy grew at an annualised rate of 3% in the fourth quarter of 2011, government figures have confirmed.
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Will Ferrell is to make a follow-up to 2004 comic film Anchorman, the star has confirmed on US television.
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An American teenager has begun a double life sentence for the murders of two British tourists in Florida last April.
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An American teenager is found guilty of the first degree murder of two British tourists in Florida.
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Pope Benedict XVI criticises the 50-year-old US trade embargo on Cuba and calls for greater rights as he ends his visit to the island.
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Florida senator and conservative favourite Marco Rubio endorses Mitt Romney in the race for the US Republican presidential nomination.
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How two Syrian-American brothers joined the anti-Assad rebels
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The policeman at the centre of a major Chinese political scandal sought talks with UK officials hours before he fled to a US mission, the BBC has learnt.
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Orders for durable goods in the US rose by 2.2% in February, recovering partly from a sharp drop in January, the Commerce Department says.
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The US Supreme Court has heard final arguments on President Obama's healthcare law, debating whether the law can stand if a key provision is struck down.
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The price of oil falls as a number of key nations discuss releasing reserves to increase supplies and US inventories jump.
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A flight captain who was restrained after an apparent mental breakdown in mid-air gave no indication he might pose a risk, his airline says.
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The United States announces that it is suspending food aid to North Korea in light of Pyongyang's plans for a missile launch next month.
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US doctors have carried out what they say is the most extensive face transplant ever performed, by giving a man a new jaw, teeth and tongue.
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The policeman at the centre of a major Chinese political scandal sought talks with UK officials hours before he fled to a US mission, the BBC learns.
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An American man who received a full-face transplant is recovering well, according to the medical team that carried out the operation.
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The Unreal computer games engines is being licensed to the FBI and other US government agencies to aid training.
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US doctors have carried out what they say is the most extensive face transplant ever performed, by giving a man a new jaw, teeth and tongue.
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A flight from New York to Las Vegas makes an emergency landing in Texas after the captain began yelling about a bomb, passengers say.
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US technology firm Apple offers to refund Australian customers who felt misled about the 4G capabilities of the new iPad.
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A musical based on the life of singer Susan Boyle receives its premiere in Newcastle, with fans travelling from as far as Australia and the US to attend.
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Australia plays down a report it plans to allow a US air base on islands in the Indian Ocean, calling such a move "down the track".
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Seven members of a US militia based in Michigan are acquitted of charges of sedition and conspiracy to use weapons of mass destruction.
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Conservative US Supreme Court justices sharply question whether the US government has the power to make Americans buy medical coverage.
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US house prices continued to fall in January, but at a slower pace than in the previous month, a closely-watched survey suggests.
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Russian President Dmitry Medvedev tells US presidential hopeful Mitt Romney to "use his head", after he branded Russia the "number one foe" to the US.
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The new series of Mad Men is greeted with the highest ever ratings for the show in the US.
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A US man pleads guilty to hacking into the email accounts of stars such as Scarlett Johansson and sending nude photos to celebrity websites.
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Dominique Strauss-Kahn's legal fight in France and the US
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Thousands of people gather in Florida one month after an unarmed black youth was shot dead, calling for the prosecution of the man who pulled the trigger.
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The US Supreme Court begins a politically explosive hearing on the legality of President Barack Obama's signature healthcare reform.
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People who eat chocolate regularly tend to be thinner than those eating it occasionally, suggests US research looking at diet, calorie intake and body mass index.
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US stocks finish higher after Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke hints the US central bank will keep in place its supportive monetary policy.
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The US maker of "pink slime", Beef Products Inc, says it will suspend production at three plants until public opposition to the product dies down.
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US President Obama is caught on television cameras making unguarded comments to Russian President Dmitry Medvedev.
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The US suspends preferential tariffs for Argentina, saying the country has failed to pay penalties it owes US companies.
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The wife of the US soldier accused of killing 17 Afghan civilians says he loves children and the charges against him are "unbelievable".
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An Iraqi-American woman who died in a suspected racial attack is to be flown back to Iraq for burial, a Muslim leader says.
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China and the US will co-ordinate their response to a controversial North Korean rocket launch, the White House says, as Korea tensions rise.
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Syrian American artist Diana Al-Hadid tells BBC News how she is looking back at her roots and trying to reconnect with her own identity.
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Action film The Hunger Games takes $155 million in its opening weekend, the biggest tally ever for a film that is not a sequel.
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Pope Benedict XVI has held an open-air Mass in the central Mexican city of Silao on his first visit to the Latin American country.
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The families of Afghan civilians allegedly killed in a shooting spree by a US soldier are given compensation from the US military.
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US President Barack Obama warns North Korea its planned long-range missile launch will achieve nothing and increase its isolation.
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US President Barack Obama visits the Demilitarised Zone (DMZ) separating the Koreas, amid rising tensions over a planned rocket launch by the North.
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Rick Santorum wins the Republican presidential primary in Louisiana, as he tries to close the gap on front-runner Mitt Romney.
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Former US Vice-President Dick Cheney is recovering well following heart transplant surgery in Virginia, his office says.
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Guatemalan President Otto Perez Molina tells a regional summit that the war on drugs has failed, and it is time to consider decriminalisation.
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The sister of a teenager Shawn Tyson on trial accused of murdering two British tourists in Florida is arrested over a Facebook message.
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A senior US official says a North Korean rocket launch may affect an area between Australia, Indonesia and the Philippines, an Australian newspaper reports.
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US lawmakers release $88.6m (£56m) in development aid for the Palestinians that has been frozen for more than six months.
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Barack Obama has revealed his nomination for the new head of the World Bank. He is a Korean-born American academic called Jim Yong Kim, who has a sideline in musical performance, as John McManus reports.
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Rapping bankers and other US news
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President Obama nominates Korean-born US academic Jim Yong Kim as his surprise choice to head the World Bank, as two other candidates are named.
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Tiger Woods hits a 65 to share the lead at the Arnold Palmer Invitational in Florida, with Graeme McDowell one shot back.
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US President Barack Obama has said the "tragedy" of an unarmed black teenager shot dead in Florida should prompt some national soul-searching.
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Robert Bales, the US soldier suspected of killing Afghan civilians, has been charged with 17 counts of premeditated murder, the US Army says.
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President Obama says the "tragedy" of a black teenager killed by a neighbourhood watchman in Florida should prompt national soul-searching.
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US chipmaker Micron sees a loss in its first earnings release since the firm's chief executive was killed in a plane crash.
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Whitney Houston's death was caused by accidental drowning, but her chronic use of cocaine was also a factor, a coroner rules.
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Video footage has been released of a US Apache helicopter which went out of control and crashed into a mountain in Afghanistan in February.
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US President Barack Obama pledges to fast-track federal approval for the southern leg of the much-disputed Keystone XL pipeline project.
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'Hanging out' with One Direction in the US
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Japan posted a surprise trade surplus for February, after a record high deficit the previous month, as external demand picks up.
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The US warns Syria to comply with a UN-backed peace plan, as government tanks reportedly shell suburbs of Damascus
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Burma invites the United States and European Union to send observers to witness April by-elections, which are being seen as a crucial test of reforms.
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Mitt Romney wins a clear victory in the US Republican presidential primary in Illinois, with the economy a key issue in his battle with Rick Santorum.
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Former X Factor contestants One Direction become the first British group to go straight to the top of the US music charts with their debut album.
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Brazilian aircraft-maker Embraer posts a $91.8m (£57.5m) quarterly loss due to its exposure to troubled American Airlines.
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The US imposes duties on Chinese solar panel manufacturers after it said that they received unfair subsidies.
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The US government will not impose sanctions on Japan and 10 European Union nations that have reduced their oil imports from Iran.
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The United States has imposed a tariff on Chinese solar panels saying Chinese firms are unfairly benefiting from export subsidies.
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The US Department of Justice has announced an investigation into the shooting of an unarmed black teenager in Florida.
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A lawyer for Robert Bales, the US soldier accused of killing 16 Afghan civilians, says there is little evidence against his client.
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US officials open an inquiry into the killing of an unarmed black teenager by a neighbourhood watch volunteer, which triggered protests urging his arrest.
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American musician Jack White, best known for being one half of the White Stripes, but now going solo talks to Newsnight's Stephen Smith about the effect of programmes like the X Factor on music and television.
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The family of convicted Nazi war criminal John Demjanjuk ask that his body be sent back to the US for burial after he died in Germany.
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China overtakes the US as a global art market for the first time, according to The European Fine Art Foundation.
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A lawyer for Robert Bales, the US soldier accused of killing 16 Afghan civilians, says his client can remember little about the massacre.
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A Pakistani parliamentary commission demands an unconditional apology from the US for a Nato air attack that killed 24 of the country's soldiers.
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US campaign group Human Rights Watch says elements of Syria's armed opposition have carried out serious human rights abuses, including kidnapping, torture and execution.
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Thousands of possible early human settlements have been discovered by US archaeologists using computers to scour satellite images.
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Burma is accused of "serious abuses" against the ethnic Kachin people in a report by the US campaign group Human Rights Watch (HRW).
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China and the Inter-American Development Bank announce plans for a $1bn (£630m) fund for Latin American markets.
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The US Justice Department has opened an investigation into the shooting of teenager Trayvon Martin.
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America's First Lady, Michelle Obama, was speaking on Monday to US talk show host David Letterman about her family and raising her children.
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How one US site is being targeted for prostitution
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Afghan massacre prompts US debate over post-traumatic stress
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Students in the US state of Florida rally to demand the arrest of a community watch volunteer who shot dead an unarmed black teenager.
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Fresh from victory in Puerto Rico, Republican candidate Mitt Romney campaigns hard in Illinois, while rival Rick Santorum vows to fight on.
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Joseph Kony's victims back online campaign - and want US troops
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A big screen version of 1980s TV show 21 Jump Street comes top of the North American box office chart in its first weekend of release.
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Is an Israeli strike against Iran avoidable or inevitable?
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Indian cricketer Yuvraj Singh says he has completed his cancer treatment in the US and "can’t wait to return home".
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