We have started to collect the most important news related to United States in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
An American man arrested in Pakistan while on a 'mission to hunt Osama Bin Laden' is back in the US.
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John Isner and Nicolas Mahut tear up the record books as their first-round match at Wimbledon is suspended at 59-59 in the final set after an incredible 10 hours of play.
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Stanley McChrystal, US forces chief in Afghanistan, leaves the White House amid uncertainty over whether he still has a job.
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The woman who said she was the nurse photographed kissing an American sailor at the end of World War II dies aged 91.
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The US will issue an order for a new moratorium on deep water oil drilling in the Gulf of Mexico after a court blocked an earlier ban.
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Japan's new Prime Minister, Naoto Kan, apologises to the people of Okinawa for "the burden" of US bases, during a trip to the island.
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A Cambodian-born accountant is jailed for life in Los Angeles for plotting a failed coup against the Cambodian government in 2000.
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A US federal court judge blocks President Obama's six-month moratorium on deep water oil drilling in the Gulf of Mexico.
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An article on the top US general in Afghanistan was an "enormous mistake" and has angered the president, the White House says.
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Indian-American Nikki Haley overcomes allegations of infidelity and a racial slur to win a Republican primary run-off in South Carolina.
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Top US Afghan commander Gen Stanley McChrystal is called back to Washington after reported criticism of senior US officials.
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Whistleblowing website Wikileaks contacts the US government over its investigation into an alleged source within the US army.
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The US criticises an Israeli plan to demolish 22 Palestinian homes in occupied East Jerusalem to make way for a tourist park.
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The US military pays $4m per week to Afghan security firms who funnel money to warlords and the Taliban, a report says.
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Producers on the American Idol talent show lower the age limit for contestants to audition from 16 to 15.
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The US Supreme Court has overturned a ruling barring Monsanto from selling genetically modified seeds until they can be tested.
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US warns Pakistan against a gas pipeline project with Iran due to anticipated fresh sanctions against Tehran.
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Irish golfer Graeme McDowell becomes Europe's first US Open champion for 40 years, winning at Pebble Beach by one shot.
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Northern Ireland's Graeme McDowell becomes the first European to win the US Open for 40 years at Pebble Beach.
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A man in California opens fire on his stepdaughter and her family in a restaurant, killing two.
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A Mexican mayor is gunned down in Ciudad Juarez near the US border, where he had fled after receiving death threats.
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US president welcomes China's suggestion that it will allow a rise of the yuan, which many in the West say is undervalued.
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Soldiers face tight deadline for results in Afghanistan
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At least 11 people die in a suspected US missile strike in the Pakistani region of North Waziristan, local officials say.
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Landon Donovan believes the US had a late winning goal "stolen" from them by the debutant referee who oversaw their 2-2 draw with Slovenia.
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In scathing questioning, US congressmen tell BP chief Tony Hayward his firm ignored oil well dangers in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Besieged BP boss Tony Hayward's future looks bleak
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The US state of Utah puts Ronnie Lee Gardner to death by firing squad, the first such execution for 14 years.
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President Medvedev criticises US and EU sanctions on Iran, as the US warns Iran could fire 'hundreds' of missiles at Europe.
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An American sailor returns to shore after spending a record-breaking three years at sea without touching dry land.
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The US welcomes the release by a Rwandan court of genocide lawyer Peter Erlinder on medical grounds.
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Democratic Party officials in South Carolina uphold a surprise Senate primary election win by an unemployed military veteran.
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England's Paul Casey will take a share of a one-shot lead into the second round of the US Open at Pebble Beach.
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England's Paul Casey is tied for the lead with American Shaun Micheel and Zimbabwe's Brendon de Jonge after the first round of the US Open at Pebble Beach.
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President Barack Obama is viewed favourably in many countries, despite declining job approval ratings at home, a US study finds.
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China says its civilian nuclear co-operation with Pakistan is peaceful, after the US asks for details on the sale of reactors.
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Enigmatic election winner raises questions in US
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BP is to place $20bn in an independent fund for victims of the Gulf oil spill and will cancel dividend payments for 2010.
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The US announces additional measures against Iran, days after fresh UN sanctions, amid fears over its nuclear programme.
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San Francisco is set to be the first US city to require mobile phone retailers to post radiation levels next to handsets they sell.
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The former boss of US mortgage lender Taylor, Bean & Whitaker is charged with 16 counts of fraud, worth about $1.9bn (£1.3bn).
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Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson will battle it out for the world number one spot at the US Open, which starts at Pebble Beach on Thursday.
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Planes begin delivering foreign aid for victims of the violence engulfing south Kyrgyzstan's ethnic Uzbek minority.
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President Obama vows to "make BP pay" for the Gulf oil spill, and says the US must end its fossil fuel "addiction".
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US stocks close 2% higher after a gain in the euro signalled growing confidence with Europe's ability to deal with its debt crisis.
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Mexico places new restrictions on the use of the US dollar, in an attempt to limit money-laundering by drugs gangs.
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BP will place $20bn (£13.5bn) in a special fund to deal with compensation payouts after the Gulf oil spill. Are you happy with this response?
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US oil bosses are criticised by a Congressional panel in the wake of the BP spill, as Barack Obama prepares to address the nation.
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Tiger Woods heads into this week's US Open insisting his career is finally returning to normal after seven turbulent months in his personal life.
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A US man who claims to be on a mission to hunt Osama Bin Laden is arrested in Chitral in northern Pakistan, police say.
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The EU revises a deal to allow US anti-terror investigators access to European bank data.
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US President Obama asks supporters to back a campaign for clean energy, as he visits areas affected by the BP oil spill.
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Switzerland's parliament has voted to approve a deal to provide the US with information on tax evasion.
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Germany legend Franz Beckenbauer launches a scathing attack on England's playing style following their lacklustre 1-1 draw with the United States.
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US President Barack Obama says the oil disaster in the Gulf of Mexico will have the same impact on the US psyche as 9/11.
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US voices concerns over differences with Turkey
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US scientists create working liver grafts in the lab, and say the research could one day allow the growth of livers for transplant.
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President Obama's comments about the BP oil spill are not "anti-British", the US ambassador to London says.
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A transatlantic bet between the UK and US ambassadors over the result of the England v USA game means they will have to pay for their own meals
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Rescuers in the US state of Arkansas search for dozens of people missing after deadly floods, which left 18 dead.
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Deep US-Colombia ties set to continue under new leader
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A 16-year-old US girl who ran into problems while trying to sail solo around the world is rescued in the Indian Ocean, officials say.
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A US official gives BP 48 hours to improve its strategy to stem the Gulf oil leak, as the US and UK leaders discuss the spill.
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UK PM David Cameron is due to discuss the Gulf of Mexico oil disaster with US President Barack Obama.
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Floodwaters hit campsites in mountains in the US state of Arkansas, killing at least 16 people, the governor says.
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England manager Fabio Capello reveals Gareth Barry will be on the bench against the United States in Saturday's Group C opener.
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BP directors will meet on Monday to discuss whether to suspend dividends to shareholders, the BBC learns.
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UK PM David Cameron tells BP he is "frustrated and concerned" about the environmental damage caused by the US oil leak.
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The BP spill may have sent twice as much oil leaking into the Gulf of Mexico as previously thought, US experts estimate.
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US Defense Secretary Robert Gates insists the Nato-led force in Afghanistan is regaining the initiative from insurgents.
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Four men sentenced to death for the murder of a US aid worker and his driver escape from prison, police say.
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A 16-year-old US girl sailing solo around the world is found safe and well in the Indian Ocean after activating distress beacons.
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Defending champion Andy Murray is beaten by Mardy Fish in three sets in the third round at Queen's.
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Indian investigators interrogate a man in the US who scoutied targets for the 2008 Mumbai attacks.
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United States and West Ham defender Jonathan Spector believes his country's opening World Cup game against England will be their easiest.
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A group of Cuban dissidents urges the US Congress to drop the travel ban on US citizens visiting Cuba.
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Global economic reforms are being impeded by China's refusal to revalue its currency, the US Treasury Secretary says.
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A website of the US telephone company AT&T revealed e-mail addresses of at least 114,000 Apple iPad users, including many celebrities.
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The US trade deficit widened to a 16-month high in April, figures show, as both imports and exports fell slightly.
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US law enforcement officers arrest more than 2,200 people in an investigation targeting Mexican drug-trafficking rings.
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US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi accuses BP of a "lack of integrity" when it made its original case to drill deep in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Some US shares face new trading restrictions as regulators approve measures to avoid a repeat of 6 May's market plunge.
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Britain's Andy Murray continues the defence of his Queen's title against American Mardy Fish.
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Turkey denies US suggestions that it is shifting its allegiances to favour the Middle East rather than the European Union.
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A US woman convicted of offering sex for baseball World Series tickets is sentenced to a year's probation.
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British soldiers are suing a US defence firm, accusing it of exposing them to dangerous levels of toxic chemicals in Iraq.
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BP shares continue to trade lower as attention turns to the possible impact of the Gulf of Mexico oil spill on the UK's image in the US.
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Will the 2010 World Cup be a boost for football in the US?
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Fabio Capello says he has decided on his starting XI for England's 2010 World Cup opener against the United States on Saturday.
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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says the US will continue to back Colombia in its ongoing fight against rebels and drug traffickers.
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A US man extradited from the UK is sentenced to 15 years in jail for providing material support to al-Qaeda.
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The young US Hispanics in legal limbo
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Chinese exports in May beat market expectations, which could reignite US criticism of China's currency policy.
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A US court has sentenced a prominent Florida lawyer to 50 years in prison for running a fraudulent investment scheme worth more than $1bn (£685m).
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The US government gives BP 72 hours to present its plans to clean up the Gulf of Mexico oil spill, amid signs of mistrust.
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Turkey's growing hostility to Israel could be partly caused by its effective rejection by the EU, the US defence secretary says.
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US President Barack Obama says the situation in Gaza is "unsustainable" and promises millions of dollars in new aid.
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Mexico demands a full inquiry after a youth is shot dead by a US agent near a border crossing between the two nations.
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Joe Cole believes his experience could win him a place in the England team to face the United States in their World Cup opener on Saturday.
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