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The US House of Representatives passes a bill that should ease travel restrictions on Cuban-Americans wanting to go to Cuba.
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The US president promises clear rules to "protect consumers and investors", but the banks get access to more money.
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US President Barack Obama picks former Washington state governor Gary Locke to be his Commerce Secretary.
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Barack Obama makes his first speech to Congress, vowing that the US will emerge stronger from economic crisis.
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A proposal to name the marionberry as the official berry of the west coast US state of Oregon is scuppered by a grower of a rival berry type.
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Spain agrees "in principle" to take some inmates released from the US camp at Guantanamo, which is due to close within a year.
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The pilot of a plane that ditched into the Hudson River calls on US airlines to invest more in recruiting and training pilots.
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Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke warns Congress that the US recession may last beyond the end of the year.
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At least three US soldiers are hurt and an Iraqi interpreter is killed after being shot by Iraqi policemen in the city of Mosul.
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Four soldiers from the international coalition are killed by a roadside bomb in southern Afghanistan, the US military says.
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The Obama administration will give about $900m to help rebuild Gaza after the recent Israeli offensive, a US official said.
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Asian stocks slide amid renewed fears over the global financial sector and after US stocks hit a near 12-year low.
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Nasa's first mission dedicated to measuring carbon dioxide concentrations on Earth from space launches successfully.
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Listening to music with degrading sexual lyrics could prompt teenagers to start having sex earlier, a US study suggests.
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A British man living in the US is told to pay $200,000 (£130,000 ) for possessing an image of child pornography.
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A US defence department report recommends easing prisoners' isolation at Guantanamo Bay detention camp.
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Former Washington state governor Gary Locke is a "likely nominee" for the post of US commerce secretary, say reports.
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US shares fall sharply on concerns about the government's latest attempts to shore up the banking system.
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A US man who says he could be the father of octuplets born last month says he wants to take a DNA test.
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Three US soldiers and an interpreter are killed in fighting in northern Iraq, the US military says.
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The US House of Representatives has passed a bill aimed at easing restrictions on travel to Cuba. Should the US engage with the communist state?
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US President Barack Obama says he will halve the budget deficit he inherited from the Bush administration by 2013.
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US authorities rescue nearly 50 teenage prostitutes in a nationwide operation against the trafficking of children for sex.
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A Taleban chief in north-west Pakistan tells the BBC of the group's success in targeting Nato and US supplies.
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Current US policies on Cuba have not worked and should be re-evaluated, a senior Republican senator argues.
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Iraq's National Museum reopens six years after it was vandalised and looted after the 2003 US-led invasion.
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David Beckham says he has no idea whether a deal for him to permanently join AC Milan from American side LA Galaxy is any closer to being reached.
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Former US President George W Bush visits the Dallas, Texas, hardware store that offered him a job earlier this month.
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The largest union representing US actors rejects the "last, best and final offer" from Hollywood studios for a new contract.
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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton meets Chinese civil society leaders in Beijing on the final day of her first foreign trip.
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US tax bills will begin to fall from April, President Barack Obama says, hailing a new tax cut as the fastest ever to take effect.
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Former Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge accepts some recent criticisms of the US "war on terror" .
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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton calls for a deeper US-China partnership on the economy and climate change.
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Abu Ghraib, the Iraqi prison which became notorious for detainee abuse by US forces, is being re-opened in a new incarnation.
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In Bishkek, Rupert Wingfield-Hayes reflects on the decision by the Kyrgyz parliament to close the only US military base in the country.
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Detainees being held at Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan cannot use US courts to challenge their detention, the US says.
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A US soldier is convicted of murder for shooting an Iraqi detainee in 2007 and dumping the body in a canal.
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Crown Prince Sultan bin Abdul-Aziz, the heir to the Saudi throne, is in the US for medical tests, reports say.
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Tajikistan and Uzbekistan agree to allow Nato supplies for Afghanistan through their territory, the US says.
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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton arrives in Beijing, with the global economic crisis and climate change likely to top the agenda.
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Mining giant Anglo American is to cut 9,000 more jobs, on top of 10,000 losses already announced at its Anglo Platinum unit.
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The US expresses concern over a deal Pakistani authorities reached with pro-Taleban militants in the north-western Swat valley.
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Zimbabwe workers motivated by US dollar promise
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The US secretary of state warns North Korea that relations will not improve until it talks to the South and ends its nuclear ambitions.
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Barack Obama, in his first foreign trip as US president, promises to co-operate with Canada on trade, energy and Afghanistan.
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Two children from the Indian city of Mumbai who shot to fame in the film Slumdog Millionaire are set to go to the US Oscars.
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US Senator John Kerry and two congressmen visit Gaza, in the first visit since Hamas seized control of the strip.
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Kyrgyzstan votes to close an air base key to US efforts in Afghanistan, as Washington urges Nato to send more troops there.
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Hillary Clinton voices concern over North Korea's "unclear" leadership situation, as she arrives in South Korea for talks.
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Commentators, campaigners and politicians condemn a newspaper cartoon they say is a racist depiction of President Obama.
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An Australian toy designer causes a storm with his smashable doll of US financier Bernard Madoff, accused of a $50bn fraud.
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US financial authorities say they do not know the whereabouts of Sir Allen Stanford, accused of an $8bn (£5.6bn) fraud.
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Kyrgyzstan's parliament votes in favour of closing a strategic US air base that supports US and Nato operations in Afghanistan.
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The trial of an Iraqi journalist who threw his shoes at former US President George W Bush is adjourned shortly after it begins.
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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton meets the Indonesian president, before heading for talks in South Korea.
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"Polish Al Capone" faces 10 years in a US prison
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US president seeks to woo Canadians on first foreign trip
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Kyrgyzstan's parliament is to vote on whether to close an air base which the US uses to support Afghan operations.
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Ecuador expels a second US diplomat in just over a week, accusing both of meddling in its internal affairs.
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Barack Obama could squander the goodwill that his election generated if he disappoints, writes Archbishop Desmond Tutu
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President Barack Obama reveals a plan to tackle the US housing crisis, aiming to help up to nine million families.
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A US jury has orders Philip Morris to pay $8m (£5.6m) in compensation to the widow of a lifelong smoker who died of lung cancer.
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UBS agrees to pay $780m (£549m) to the US government to settle allegations that it defrauded US tax authorities.
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The US Federal Reserve cuts its economic forecasts for 2009, saying it now expects a decline in output.
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The UK, Germany and Sweden react coolly to calls from US car giant General Motors for government aid for Vauxhall, Saab and Opel.
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A US appeals court overturns a ruling that would have released 17 Guantanamo Bay detainees into the US.
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Afghan President Hamid Karzai is turning a new page in US ties, his spokesman says, as 17,000 more American troops are pledged.
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A US museum takes the bold step of placing fake art on display in an exhibition on Coptic and Pagan sculptures.
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Zimbabwe's new finance minister says soldiers and civil servants are being paid in US dollars to help revive the economy.
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Top diplomat Hillary Clinton praises Indonesia's modernity and calls for better ties, on the second leg of her Asian tour.
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President Alvaro Colom of Guatemala apologises to Cuba for his country's role in the failed US-backed Bay of Pigs invasion in 1961.
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Even liberal US presidents face tough decisions
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Troubled Chrysler and GM are to axe 50,000 jobs as they ask the government for more bail-out cash.
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Hobbies such as reading a book, knitting or even playing computer games can delay the onset of dementia, a US study suggests.
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Syria's President Bashar al-Assad tells the Guardian newspaper he wants the US to engage in talks and restore full diplomatic ties.
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The ECB suspends sponsorship negotiations with Sir Allen Stanford after the Texan billionaire is charged with fraud.
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President Obama authorises the deployment of 17,000 extra US troops to Afghanistan to "meet urgent security needs".
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Hundreds of Mexicans block crossings into the US in protest against the deployment of the army to fight drug traffickers.
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US President Barack Obama signs into law his $787bn economic stimulus plan, describing it as a "first step" to recovery.
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Texan billionaire and cricket promoter Sir Allen Stanford has been charged over a $8bn investment fraud, officials say.
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Supermarket giant Wal-Mart reports an 8% fall in quarterly profits, as the higher value of the US dollar ate into its overseas earnings.
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Gen David Petraeus visits Uzbekistan, weeks after Kyrgyzstan announced the closure of America's key regional base.
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Germany's foreign minister arrives in Baghdad, the first such visit since Berlin opposed the US-led invasion in 2003.
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The US secretary of state, on a trip to Japan, warns North Korea to end its "provocative language and actions".
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The US cautiously welcomes Venezuela's vote to scrap term limits, allowing President Chavez to seek re-election.
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Europe's Cern is losing ground in the race to identify one of the fundamental particles of matter, its US rival claims.
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Swimming star Michael Phelps will not face charges over a picture apparently showing him smoking cannabis, US police say.
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David Beckham is reluctant to return to the LA Galaxy as he seeks to make permanent his loan spell with AC Milan.
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The UK and the US have 'actively undermined' international law in the way they fight terrorism, a jurists' group says.
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New US envoy to Afghanistan and Pakistan, Richard Holbrooke, holds talks with Indian leaders on the last leg of a regional tour.
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The UK and the US have 'actively undermined' international law in the way they fight terrorism, a jurists' group says.
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Hillary Clinton calls America's ties with Asia "indispensable", as she arrives in Japan on the first leg of a four-nation tour.
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At least 18 people are reported dead in a suspected US drone attack in north-west Pakistan near the Afghan border.
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A plane that crashed onto a house in New York state killing 50 people dropped 800 feet in five seconds, officials say.
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The programme giving US inmates business acumen
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The Obama administration is to include Afghanistan in a major US policy review of the region, President Hamid Karzai says.
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US turns to songs to deter illegal border crossings
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The US army is to accept immigrants with temporary US visas for the first time since the Vietnam war, a report says.
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An aircraft that crashed in New York state, killing 50 people, fell flat onto a house, investigators say.
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