We have started to collect the most important news related to United States in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
The Pakistani ambassador to the US offers to resign after being accused of playing a role in seeking US help against his country's powerful army.
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The US space agency (Nasa) has released the sharpest ever elevation map of the Moon.
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As police arrest dozens of Occupy Wall Street protesters, a spokesman says the movement remains strong and continues to receive support from across the US.
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Police arrest dozens of protesters in New York's financial district as scuffles break out at a rally to mark two months since the start of Occupy Wall Street.
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US officials say they have uncovered a major drug-smuggling tunnel under the border with Mexico and seized an estimated 14 tons of marijuana.
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A Rwandan genocide survivors' group criticises the awarding of a US human rights prize to a Rwandan hotelier who sheltered people during the genocide.
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A novel about a black community in Mississipi confronting Hurricane Katrina has won the US National Book Award for fiction.
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Tiger Woods suffers the biggest matchplay defeat of his career but the United States lead 4-2 after day one of the Presidents Cup at Royal Melbourne.
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US President Barack Obama tells Australia's parliament he has made the Asia-Pacific region a "top priority", in comments seen as aimed at China.
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What state is Iraq in as the last US troops prepare to depart?
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The yuan could threaten the US dollar's dominance as an international reserve currency a committee warns the US congress.
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A man arrested on suspicion of shooting at the White House had become obsessed with President Barack Obama, US officials tell US media.
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An investigation by Newsnight and the Guardian has discovered that an American so-called vulture fund is planning to extract a small fortune from the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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Addressing the Australian House of Representatives, President Barack Obama has said he wants to strengthen America's military presence in the Asia-Pacific region.
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Shares in US banks tumble in late trading on Wall Street after ratings agency Fitch warns over their exposure to the eurozone.
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US police say they have seized 14 tons of marijuana after finding a major tunnel under the border with Mexico used to smuggle drugs.
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A man wanted in connection with a shooting near the White House is arrested, officials say, after bullet casings are found at the White House.
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Apollo 11 astronauts receive the US Congressional gold medal, the first time it has been awarded to those involved in America's space programme.
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Next year's inaugural United States Grand Prix in Austin, Texas, is on the brink of being axed, says Formula 1 boss Bernie Ecclestone.
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Afghan President Hamid Karzai has told a meeting of tribal elders that a security pact with the US is in the best interests of both nations.
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US consumer prices fell by 0.1% in October, the first drop since June, helped by a fall in the cost of petrol.
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Google, Facebook and others have written to the US government to voice opposition against new piracy legislation.
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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has been targeted by anti-US protesters during a visit to the Philippines.
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The US is to begin deploying 2,500 military personnel to Australia to boost security in the Pacific region, President Obama says on a visit.
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There are still some 30,000 US troops in Iraq, by the end of the year they are expected to leave.
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The singer says she is "on the mend" after having an operation on her throat which forced her to cancel her US tour last month.
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Russia's Soyuz spacecraft, with a three-man Russian and US crew, successfully docks with the International Space Station.
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Former Guatemalan president Alfonso Portillo will be extradited to the United States, after the current president granted the extradition order.
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Charities call for Britain's Privy Council to block an American speculator from taking $100m from the Democratic Republic of Congo through a 'vulture fund' which sued in Jersey.
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A Victorian painting, which has been hanging undiscovered in a US beach house for 50 years, could fetch £500,000 at auction.
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US safety dilemma over Cuba's nascent oil industry
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In the modelling business, 30 is often considered old, but one American icon is still rocking the fashion world at the age of 80.
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A US drone attack kills at least six suspected militants in north-west Pakistan, intelligence officials say.
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US Republican presidential hopeful Herman Cain struggles to answer when the editors of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel ask if he agreed with President Obama's policies toward Libya.
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Gabrielle Giffords, the US congresswoman shot in the head in January, has spoken about her recovery for the first time in an interview with ABC.
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The Mexican military finds 140 Central American migrants hidden behind a false wall in a trailer heading north on a Mexican highway.
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Chelsea Clinton, daughter of former US President Bill Clinton and current Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, is unveiled as a reporter for US TV network NBC.
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The US Supreme Court will decide the constitutionality of President Obama's health care reform law, with a ruling expected just months before the 2012 election.
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Iran influenced Baghdad's decision to refuse to allow the US to keep troops in Iraq beyond the end of this year, a senior adviser to Iraqi PM Nouri Maliki tells the BBC.
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The Australian authorities have seized cocaine worth an estimated A$78m (£50m; US$80m).
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Action movie Immortals, the story of Greek hero Theseus, tops the North American box office, taking $32m (£20.1m) in its opening weekend.
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US President Barack Obama says China has not done enough to allow its currency to rise in value, speaking at a summit of Apec leaders.
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Piecing together five hidden messages in the US flag
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Talks designed to cut the US deficit have reached a "difficult point", but a deal is still possible, say members of a special super-committee.
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The US apologises after India's ex-president APJ Abdul Kalam was frisked at a New York airport, breaching protocol rules.
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Emirates Airlines orders 50 Boeing 777 aircraft in an $18bn deal which is said to be the US planemaker's single biggest order.
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As President Raul Castro agrees to allow people to buy and sell cars in Cuba, there are concerns the move could spell the beginning of the end for many of the island's classic American cars.
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The US Major League baseball player, Wilson Ramos, who was kidnapped in Venezuela, talks about his ordeal and the dramatic rescue.
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US President Barack Obama announces the broad outlines of a plan to create a trans-Pacific free trade zone at an Apec summit in Hawaii.
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US Republican presidential hopefuls debate foreign policy, agreeing on blocking Iran's nuclear weapons ambitions, but differing on methods.
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Baseball player Wilson Ramos, who plays for the US Major League Washington Nationals, is freed in Venezuela, two days ago after being kidnapped.
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President Obama is heading for Hawaii and then Indonesia on a nine-day trip which could mark a shift in American foreign policy.
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Police are investigating two fatal shootings at or near Occupy protest camps in US cities, amid calls for the demonstrators to be dispersed.
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Ever since the recent economic sanctions imposed by the US on Iran, travelling to foreign destinations on Iranian carriers has become a daring adventure.
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An elderly Amish man has his hair and beard cut off by his own son in the latest such attack in the community in the US state of Ohio, said police.
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US TV star Ashton Kutcher hands control of his Twitter account to his management after his tweets about a sex abuse case.
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US Defence Secretary Leon Panetta seeks to quash speculation of a military strike against Iran, saying it could have "unintended consequences".
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A US military court jails a 26-year-old American soldier for life for leading a rogue "kill team" that murdered three unarmed Afghan civilians for sport.
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US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner urges Asia-Pacific countries to increase efforts to restore growth to the global economy.
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Federal prosecutors in New York charge a Moroccan man with conspiring to provide weapons and other help to al-Qaeda.
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A member of the Washington Nationals baseball team in the United States has been kidnapped by gunmen in Venezuela.
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US football scandal shows how child abuse is kept quiet
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Baseball player Wilson Ramos, who plays as a catcher for the US Major League Washington Nationals team, is kidnapped from his home in Venezuela.
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Mexico captures an alleged senior leader of the Sinaloa drug cartel, Ovidio Limon Sanchez, who is wanted in the US.
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Penn State fans rampage after Joe Paterno, one of the most famous coaches in American sport, is sacked amid a child abuse scandal.
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US Republican presidential candidate Rick Perry tries to laugh-off his memory-lapse gaffe from Wednesday night's debate, insisting he will not quit the race.
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US President Barack Obama's special adviser on the Middle East Dennis Ross resigns, the second such official to step down in six months.
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The US is to reassess the route of the controversial Keystone XL oil pipeline, delaying a decision until after 2012's election, the state department says.
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Disgraced US Tour de France winner Floyd Landis is given a one-year suspended jail sentence for using a hacker to spy on an anti-doping lab.
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Seven people are charged with hijacking millions of computers as the FBI, Nasa and security firms smash a cyber crime gang.
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Anglo American sells 24.5% of its operations in southern Chile, but the deal could run into opposition from the state copper miner Codelco.
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A work by US abstract artist Clyfford Still fetched an artist's record of$61.7m ($38.8m) at Sotheby's, capping a strong week for New York art sales.
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Andy Murray takes the first set and goes two breaks to the good in the second against Andy Roddick in the last-16 of the Paris Masters.
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An American is claiming the record for surfing the biggest wave ever, estimated at 90ft high, during a competition in Portugal.
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Joe Paterno, one of the most famous coaches in American sport, is sacked by Penn State University trustees amid a child abuse scandal.
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Speaking at the CNBC Republican presidential debate, US presidential hopeful Rick Perry forgot exactly which US government agencies he planned to abolish.
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Leaders of the largest county in the US state of Alabama vote to file for a multi-billion dollar bankruptcy, expected to be the costliest in US municipal history.
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Voters in the key swing state of Ohio reject a marquee anti-union law, in one of a series of US poll results viewed as a check to Republicans.
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The main suspect in the bombing of the American warship, the USS Cole, has appeared at a military tribunal at Guantanamo Bay.
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US Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta orders a review of a military mortuary that lost portions of soldiers' remains during 2009.
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US President Barack Obama orders government departments to cut back on the number of branded mugs, t-shirts and key rings they give away.
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Mississippi rejects a proposed constitutional amendment to define a fertilized human egg as a person, which would have effectively outlawed abortion.
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Bulgarian-born artist Christo, famed for wrapping international landmarks in fabric, gets approval for a new artwork that will see silvery fabric suspended over the Arkansas River.
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Herman Cain has insisted he will stay in the race to become the Republican Party's candidate in next year's American presidential election, despite allegations of sexual harassment.
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Georgia's West-leaning government wants to join Nato - but the border dispute with Russia remains a huge hurdle.
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Gaddafi's American pen pal and his worldwide friends
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Bolivian President Evo Morales insists US anti-drug agents will not be allowed back, despite an agreement to restore diplomatic ties with Washington.
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Republican candidate Herman Cain strongly denies allegations of sexual misconduct and vows to continue in the race for the White House.
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Pressure is building on one of the most famous figures in American sport to quit amid a child abuse scandal involving a longtime assistant coach.
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Credit Suisse sends letters to some US clients saying their account details may be given to the Internal Revenue Service.
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The US government has formally declared it has no knowledge of the existence of extraterrestrial life, in response to petitions submitted to the White House.
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French President Nicolas Sarkozy called Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu a "liar" in remarks to US President Barack Obama overheard by journalists.
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A fourth woman, Sharon Bialek, has come forward accusing Republican presidential hopeful Herman Cain of sexual misconduct.
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Emmy Award-winning screenwriter Hal Kanter, who wrote films including Elvis Presley's Blue Hawaii, dies at the age of 92.
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Bolivia and the United States agree to restore full diplomatic ties three years after the US ambassador to La Paz was expelled by President Evo Morales.
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The US state department's handling of the Keystone XL permit request will be reviewed for wrongdoing, after requests from several lawmakers.
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As local elections are held across the US, the state of Oregon begins testing voting via iPad in a bid to make voting more accessible for disabled voters.
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When buying the American dream was cheap
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The case of an American-Israeli couple who want the US to recognise their Jerusalem-born son's place of birth as Israel goes to the Supreme Court.
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Thousands of protesters opposed to a proposed Canada-US oil pipeline encircle the White House, calling on President Obama to block the project.
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