We have started to collect the most important news related to United States in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Texas Governor Rick Perry announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination in the 2012 presidential race, as an Iowa straw poll puts fellow candidates' popularity to the test.
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English duo Luke Donald and Lee Westwood fall back as Americans swarm all over the leaderboard on day three of the US PGA in Atlanta.
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An American man has been abducted by a group of gunmen from his house in the eastern Pakistani city of Lahore.
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As the British government looks for solutions to England's riots, the US city of Philadelphia has imposed dramatic measures to tackle similar problems.
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A serial killer in the US who hid the remains of 11 women in his home and garden in Ohio has been sentenced to death.
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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton urges all countries to cut political and economic ties with Syria as its harsh crackdown on protests goes on.
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Tiger Woods misses the cut as unheralded Americans Jason Dufner and Keegan Bradley lead the US PGA in Atlanta.
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A farm worker from Mexico who died last year was the first ever human to perish in the US of rabies borne by a vampire bat, health officials report.
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Syrian forces renew their crackdown on anti-regime protesters despite mounting international pressure, with activists saying at least 16 people died.
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Former Marine Anthony Sowell shows no emotion as he is sentenced to death for the murders of 11 women whose rotting remains he kept in his Ohio home.
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Japanese car maker Honda is to invest $800m (£500m) to build a new factory in Mexico to produce more small cars for the North American market.
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Shares have continued higher on increased confidence in the eurozone and a bigger-than expected rise in US retail sales.
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Rory McIlroy tees off for his US PGA second round after deciding to play through the pain barrier.
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England's Lee Westwood makes a move on day two, Tiger Woods misses the cut, while it is all American atop the leaderboard at the Atlanta Athletic Club.
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US retail sales rose in July by the largest amount in four months, figures show, tempering fears the US may be slipping back into recession.
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Eight Republican presidential candidates trade barbs as they vow to slash taxes, and attack President Barack Obama at a televised debate in Iowa.
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With the holiday season underway, intimate security checks at US airports are continuing to outrage many travellers.
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Artists explore what it means to be an Asian-American
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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton urges China, Russia and Europe to consider wider sanctions as Syria's violent military crackdown continues.
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The US military loses contact with an unmanned hypersonic test aircraft shortly after its launch atop a rocket in California, defence officials say.
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Asian stocks are mixed, giving up early gains, after after a week of extreme volatility in the world's biggest markets.
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Women who have a history of depression may also be at increased risk of suffering a stroke, US researchers suggest.
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A new exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery in Washington explores the nature of Asian American identity.
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Syrian forces have renewed their crackdown on protesters, activists say, with operations in Deir al-Zour in the east and Kahn Sheikhun in the north.
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American Islamic hip-hop group Native Deen is touring Indonesia on a "diplomatic mission", to help spread tolerance and faith through music.
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US and European shares both rise but volatile trade continues amid fears over the eurozone debt crisis.
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American Steve Stricker equals the lowest round in major history with a stunning 63 to take the lead on day one of the 93rd US PGA Championship in Atlanta.
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House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi names the final three members for a "super-committee" tasked with finding a way out of the US debt crisis.
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An "electronic tattoo" could herald a revolution in medicine and even computer gaming, say US scientists.
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US-based pharmaceutical giant Pfizer makes the first compensation payment to Nigerian families affected by a controversial drug trial 15 years ago.
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Five US troops have been killed by a roadside bomb in Afghanistan, the US-led International Security Assistance Force (Isaf) and the Pentagon say.
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Tiger Woods returns to major action with a first-round 77 at the Atlanta Athletic Club, while Rory McIlroy cards 70 despite an injured wrist and Steve Stricker shoots 63.
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Three siblings wanted for bank robbery and the attempted murder of a police officer are arrested in Colorado, after a week-long nationwide manhunt.
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The US trade deficit with the rest of the world widened to $53.1bn in June, as exports fell faster than imports, figures show.
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A picture of a US woman who underwent face-transplant surgery after being savaged by a chimpanzee in 2009 is revealed for the first time.
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Scientists claim to have successfully predicted the eruption of an undersea volcano off the coast of Oregon in the US.
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Sixties pop group The Monkees calls off nine remaining US tour dates, in a dispute over 'business matters'.
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Asian shares close steadier after earlier falls prompted by continuing worries about the scale of European debt.
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The US ramps up pressure on Syria with sanctions on a leading bank and phone operator, as the regime continues its crackdown on opposition activists.
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Apple becomes the most valuable company in the US, with its market capitalisation overtaking that of Exxon Mobil.
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A bipartisan "super-committee" of US congressmen tasked with devising a way out of America's debt and deficit crisis has begun taking shape.
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European and US stock markets fall again, driven by a sharp drop in bank shares, as the focus moves to concerns about France.
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The Taliban who shot at a US military helicopter that crashed leaving 38 personnel dead have been killed in an air strike, Nato-led forces say.
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The Taliban insurgents who shot at a US helicopter which then crashed have been killed, according to the commander of US forces in Afghanistan.
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Republicans defeat a bid by Democrats to seize control of the Wisconsin state senate, in a poll seen as a test ahead of the 2012 presidential vote.
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Actress Felicia "Snoop" Pearson, who played a killer in gritty US police TV series The Wire, pleads guilty to conspiring to distribute heroin in Baltimore.
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Asian stocks rebound after the US Federal Reserve says it will keep interest rates on hold until 2013 and Wall Street jumps.
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HSBC sells its US credit card division to Capital One Financial as Europe's largest bank continues its restructuring.
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A US drone attack on a vehicle and a compound kills 21 militants in north-western Pakistan, local security officials say.
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There has been more turbulence on the markets as concerns about the European and US economies continue to affect trade.
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Shares rise on both sides of the Atlantic in a day of volatile trading on the stock markets as economic and debt concerns remain.
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A woman in the US state of Ohio died from asphyxiation after accidentally falling head first into a recycling bin, a coroner has said.
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President Barack Obama makes a solemn visit to a US Air Force base to honour the repatriated bodies of 30 troops killed in an Afghan helicopter crash.
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US polygamist leader Warren Jeffs stands silently in court as he is sentenced to life in jail for sexually assaulting two underage followers he took as brides.
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The US city of Philadelphia orders a curfew for minors, after a series of attacks stemming from flash mobs organised through social media.
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Indian stocks remains volatile over fears of recession in the US and Wall Street losses.
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Diana Nyad, 61, is forced to end her bid to be the first person to swim from Cuba to the US without a shark cage.
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During the last recession the US Federal Reserve spent billions of dollars to boost the economy, but would it do the same if faced with another downturn?
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Two former US security contractors may sue a former US defence secretary for his role in their alleged torture in Iraq by US troops, a court rules.
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US mining firm dogged by its history in Papua
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The helicopter crash that killed 30 US troops in Afghanistan was a "one-off" that will not change US military policy, the Pentagon says.
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US authorities identifies the man they believed is responsible for shooting dead seven people in Ohio, as more details about the murders emerged.
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Wall Street's main Dow Jones index plummets 5.6%, despite US President Barack Obama moving to try to reassure investors.
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Stock markets extend the heavy losses suffered last week as concerns escalate about the debt problems facing the US and the eurozone.
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The US is unlikely to regain its AAA rating any time soon, ratings agency S&P says, as it downgrades mortgage firms Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
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The British director of Rise of the Planet of Apes has high hopes for a sequel after the film debuted at number one at the North American box office.
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US TV network ABC apologises to its viewers after part of Nicki Minaj's costume falls off during a performance on a morning news show.
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Asian stock markets tumble, extending one of the biggest sell-offs in recent years, after the US loses its top credit rating.
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People who smoke soon after getting up in the morning are more likely to develop cancer than those who light up later in the day, say US researchers.
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A 61-year-old woman begins her attempt to become the first person to swim from Cuba to the US without a shark cage.
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Adam Scott wins the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational by four shots at the Firestone Country Club in Ohio, with world number one Luke Donald and American Rickie Fowler sharing second.
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An investigation is underway in Afghanistan into the crash of a US Chinook helicopter which the Taliban claims to have shot down.
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The European Central Bank holds emergency talks on whether to start buying Italian debt, sources say, as markets in Asia prepare to reopen after last week's turmoil.
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The US tries to confirm whether Taliban fire brought down a special forces helicopter with the loss of 38 lives, as four more Nato soldiers die in Afghanistan.
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David Cameron says his thoughts are with the families of US military personnel killed when their helicopter crashed in Afghanistan.
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Prime Minister David Cameron speaks to French President Nicolas Sarkozy to discuss eurozone finances and the US credit rating being downgraded.
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Charles Graner, ringleader of the US military guards who photographed their abuse of inmates at Baghdad's Abu Ghraib jail, is released from prison.
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Thirty US troops, said to be mostly special forces, are killed, reportedly when a Taliban rocket downed their helicopter - the largest single US loss of life in the Afghan conflict.
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The White House says the US "must do better" tackling economic problems, hours after a damaging credit rating downgrade.
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China criticises the US for its "addiction to debt" after a rating agency downgraded its top-notch AAA status, adding to economic uncertainty.
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Mardell: Politicians share blame for US credit rating downgrade
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Leading credit rating agency Standard & Poor's downgrades America's top-notch AAA rating for the first time ever, amid concerns over US debt.
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The US, French and German leaders condemn Syrian President Bashar al-Assad for "indiscriminate violence" as anti-government protests continue across the country.
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Leading credit rating agency Standard & Poor's downgrades America's top-notch AAA rating for the first time ever, amid concerns over US debt.
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A man charged with sending more than 27 million spam messages to Facebook users, turns himself in to authorities in California.
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A US jury convicts five New Orleans police officers over fatal shootings in the chaotic aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
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Instability on the stock markets has continued, while a report suggests credit rating agency Standard & Poor's will downgrade US debt.
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The US economy creates 117,000 jobs in July, better than expected and enough to lower the unemployment rate to 9.1%.
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Cuba's Supreme Court rejects an appeal by US aid contractor Alan Gross against his 15-year sentence for crimes against the state.
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The US prison units that cut off communication
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A Texas woman who reported her air-conditioner stolen died from heat exhaustion, officials confirm, as a heatwave continues to stifle southern states.
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European stock markets fall sharply amid a crisis of confidence in the ability of eurozone leaders to deal with debt problems.
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Asian markets tumble after Wall Street has its worst sell-off in more than two years on fears about the US economy and European debt.
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Nearly 50 US art organisations receive money from the company behind the Golden Globes, which is giving $1.5m (£921,000) away in grants.
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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says the Syrian government has killed at least 2,000 people in its attempts to crush opposition protests.
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India's governing Congress party leader Sonia Gandhi is recovering after undergoing "successful" surgery abroad, a party spokesman says.
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US congressional leaders say they have reached a stop-gap deal over a funding dispute which has partially shut the US air safety agency and left 74,000 people off work.
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Polygamist sect leader Warren Jeffs faces up to life in prison after being convicted on child sexual assault charges by a jury in Texas.
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Wall Street has its worst day for two and a half years as global shares tumble on concerns about Europe's debt crisis and US economic growth.
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Former Beatle Sir Paul McCartney says he appears to be a victim of phone hacking and will talk to the police when he returns to the UK from a US tour.
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