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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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Controversial US insurance giant AIG paid $218m in bonuses - much more than previously thought, a senior US official says.
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Mexico arrests an alleged senior drug cartel member accused of a grenade attack on the US consulate in Monterrey.
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The US state of New Jersey scraps plans to ban bikini waxes after an outcry from salon owners.
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The US state of New Jersey scraps plans to ban bikini waxes after an outcry from salon owners.
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Up to 40,000 people in Utah live in polygamous families, but under US law polygamy is a crime. Humphrey Hawksley met the families campaigning for a change in the law.
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Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Khamenei responds to President Obama's overture by demanding US policy changes.
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North Korea confirms the arrest of two female US journalists, saying they were detained for illegally entering its territory.
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The US halts non-emergency aid to Madagascar, which continues to court global controversy after an army-backed coup.
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Iran welcomes an offer of "a new beginning" in relations from Barack Obama, but says the US must change its behaviour.
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Two US navy vessels collide in the Strait of Hormuz, lightly injuring 15 sailors and creating an oil spill, the US navy says.
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A former SS man alleged to have helped exterminate 8,000 Jews is freed by Austria, a day after being extradited from the US.
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US President Barack Obama apologises for joking on TV that his 10-pin bowling performance was "like the Special Olympics".
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A school board investigation found staff at a high school in Texas made students fight inside a steel cage, a local newspaper reports.
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The head of Balochistan province in Pakistan says Taleban chief Mullah Omar is not there, amid reports of possible US strikes.
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US President Barack Obama offers "a new beginning" in ties with Iran in an unprecedented video message to the Iranian people.
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Iran's Supreme Leader says he sees 'no change' in US policy. Can US/Iran relations improve?
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Foreign Secretary David Miliband admits the UK, the US and their allies face a "strategic stalemate" in some parts of Afghanistan.
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The US in Afghanistan says Afghan and international troops have killed 33 militants in Helmand and Logar provinces.
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Barack Obama makes an unprecedented presidential appearance on a US chat show to promote his economic plans.
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US lawmakers vote for bonus tax from firms bailed out by the government. Do you agree with this decision?
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The US House of Representatives votes to levy a 90% tax on big bonuses from firms bailed out by taxpayers.
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The US deports to Austria a former SS man connected to the Nazi killing of some 8,000 Jews in occupied Poland.
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An Alabama jury convicts a man of murdering four children whom he threw off a bridge in January 2008.
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The dollar falls against all major currencies after the US Federal Reserve announced $1.2 trillion stimulus plan.
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Two men who held up a Wisconsin jewellery store got robbed themselves during their getaway, US police say.
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North Korean troops have reportedly arrested two American journalists near a river on the border with China.
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The US is planning to more than double Afghanistan's national security forces to try to bring stability, US media reports say.
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North Korean troops arrest at least one Korean-American journalists near the border with China, South Korean media say.
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New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson signed legislation abolishing the death penalty in the US state.
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A US jury recommends the death penalty for an arsonist who killed five firefighters.
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Costa Rica and El Salvador, the last two Central American nations not recognising Cuba, say they will re-establish ties with Havana.
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The boss of US insurer AIG calls the bonuses paid to executives "distasteful" and asks for some to be repaid.
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The US Federal Reserve says it will buy $1.2 trillion worth of debt to help boost lending and promote economic recovery.
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US President Barack Obama picks retired Air Force General Scott Gration to be his special envoy to Sudan.
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US Defence Secretary Robert Gates recommends Admiral James Stavridis for the post of Nato supreme commander.
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US prosecutors charge the long-term accountant of disgraced US financier Bernard Madoff with fraud.
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Sexual assault reports in the US military rose 8% last year, with a 25% jump in cases in Iraq and Afghanistan, the Pentagon says.
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Pakistan's foreign ministry dismisses a report suggesting the US is considering expanding military operations in Pakistan.
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The Czech government withdraws treaties committing it to the US missile defence shield from parliament, fearing their defeat.
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Diplomatic progress still eludes Syria and the US
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A Philippine woman who secured a high-profile rape conviction against a US marine has changed her story.
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Actress Natasha Richardson's family gather at her bedside in New York after she is injured in a skiing accident.
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Egypt's intelligence chief makes an unannouced visit to the US to push for a more flexible stance on Hamas, officials say.
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The United States says North Korea is rejecting food aid as tensions rise ahead of a planned satellite launch.
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Insurer AIG must pay back $165m of staff bonuses awarded after accepting public bail-out funds, the US treasury secretary says.
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The US is making detailed plans to help Mexico in its fight against drugs-trafficking, a senior general tells Congress.
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The US and Mexico square up over free trucking
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Is the US changing its policy towards Tehran?
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A left-wing radical who spent 24 years on the run after trying to bomb LA police cars is freed after seven years in prison.
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The verdicts in two US trials are being appealed against because jurors commented on them on social networking sites.
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The rate of construction of new homes in the US soared by almost a quarter in February, figures show, surprising analysts.
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At least 3% of over-12s in Washington DC are infected with HIV/Aids, says a report from the city's health department.
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Mexico says it will raise its tariffs on 90 US products, after the US halted a scheme allowing Mexican lorry drivers on to US roads.
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An angry Barack Obama calls for a block on $165m of bonus payouts to executives of ailing US insurance giant AIG.
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US forces shot down an Iranian drone aircraft 60 miles (100km) north of Baghdad last month, the US military says.
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A leaked international Red Cross report says torture was used by the US on al-Qaeda suspects in CIA secret prisons.
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The head of the US central bank, Ben Bernanke, says he expects the country's recession to end this year.
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A suspected missile fired by a US drone kills at least five people in Pakistan's North West Frontier Province, officials say.
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China sends a patrol vessel to disputed islands in South China Seas, days after a separate spat with US ships in the area.
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Troubled US insurance giant AIG agrees to demands from the Obama administration to reduce future bonus payments.
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Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva warns about the risks of protectionism at his first meeting with US President Barack Obama.
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President Barack Obama says the US food safety system is a "public health hazard" and in need of an overhaul.
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Allan Little reflects on France's long journey to reconcile itself with one of the darkest chapters in its history and its difficult relationship with the US and Britain.
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Six makers of babies' bottles in the US are to remove a chemical from their products, amid growing concern over its possible effects.
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The number of claims of sex abuse against US Roman Catholic priests rose by 16% last year, a Church report says.
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The leader of Lebanon's Islamist Hezbollah movement rejects US calls to recognise Israel as a precondition for talks.
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Having a bit of fun while looking for a job in crisis-hit US
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The US will no longer hold terror suspects as "enemy combatants", officials announce, ending a key Bush administration policy.
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The lawyers of disgraced US financier Bernard Madoff appeal against a judge's decision to send him to jail pending sentencing.
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In a break from Bush administration policy, the US will no longer hold terror suspects as "enemy combatants", officials announce.
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Barack Obama's chief economic adviser assures China its $1tn (£0.7tn) worth of investment in the US is safe.
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Chancellor Alistair Darling plays down talks of a rift between the US and Europe at the G20 meeting of finance ministers.
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Great caution must be exercised in any talks with Afghan rebels, a think-tank warns Kabul and Washington.
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Pakistani officials say missiles fired by an unmanned US drone have killed at least 24 militants in Kurram, on the Afghan border.
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US President Barack Obama extends sanctions against Iran for one year, saying it continues to pose a threat to US security.
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The US says it is considering using the National Guard to counter the threat of drug violence spilling over from Mexico.
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Financier Bernard Madoff is jailed after pleading guilty to all 11 charges in a $50bn (£35bn) fraud and apologising to investors.
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