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 US voices concern over smugglers trying to get drugs into the US through routes in the Caribbean.
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US uses 'all levers' to lead moves to pressure Iran
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Toyota announces yet more recalls, with 600,000 Sienna minivans in the US affected because of corrosion problems.
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The former president of the US private security firm, Blackwater Worldwide, and four other former workers are indicted on federal weapons charges.
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Goldman Sachs is accused of fraud in a civil suit filed by US financial watchdog, the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Father of American on Pakistan terror charges speaks out
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Missiles fired from a US drone kill four suspected militants in Pakistan's tribal region of North Waziristan, officials say.
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The Kyrgyz government says it will extend the US air base lease, a day after ousted leader Kurmanbek Bakiyev resigned.
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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton calls again on Israel to do more to pursue peace with the Palestinians.
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A Californian man has committed suicide after sending his obituary to his local paper.
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Moscow says US adoptions of Russian children are suspended days after a child is sent back alone by his adoptive US mother.
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US President Barack Obama says it should be possible to send astronauts to orbit the planet Mars by the mid-2030s.
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US anxious at suspected arms sent to Hezbollah
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The United States military says Iran would need between four and six years to produce a usable atomic bomb.
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US President Barack Obama and other world leaders will attend the funeral of Polish President Lech Kaczynski on Sunday.
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Toyota suspends US sales of one of its luxury models after a consumer group warns it has an unusually high risk of rolling over.
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Scientists say they have clear proof that meat from whales caught by Japan is being sold in US and Korean eateries.
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US First Lady Michelle Obama makes an unannounced visit to Haiti, as part of her first official trip without her husband.
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US President Barack Obama will attend the funeral of Polish President Lech Kaczynski, killed in an air crash on Saturday.
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World leaders at a Washington summit agree to secure all vulnerable nuclear material within four years, Barack Obama says.
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US chip maker Intel sees its first-quarter profit nearly quadruple, lifted by sales of new chips for computer servers.
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Russia and the US agree to scrap tonnes of weapons-grade plutonium, as President Obama closes a nuclear summit.
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A US passenger jet makes an emergency landing in Iceland after reports of chemical fumes inside the cabin.
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World leaders at a security summit in the US hear dire warnings about nuclear material falling into the wrong hands.
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Chinese President Hu Jintao resists calls from US President Barack Obama to revalue the yuan, reports say.
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Arsenal suitor Stan Kroenke announces his intention to take full ownership of the St Louis Rams American football team.
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A Brazilian rancher is convicted of murdering US nun Dorothy Stang in 2005 and is jailed for 30 years at his third trial over the killing.
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Meryl Streep is elected as an honorary member of the elite American Academy of Arts and Letters.
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China's Sinopec oil company is to pay US-based ConocoPhillips $4.65bn for a stake in a Canadian tar sands projects.
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Ukraine will scrap its stockpile of bombs-grade nuclear material by 2012, the US says, as a nuclear security summit opens.
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Online news organisations have for the first time won the top award in US journalism, the Pulitzer Prize.
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The Brazilian rancher accused of plotting the murder of American nun Dorothy Stang has appeared in court for a retrial.
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A 13-year-old American boy is to try to become the youngest person to scale the world's highest peak, Mount Everest.
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Will US tabloid win Pulitzer over John Edwards scandal?
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India's PM expresses concerns about neighbouring Pakistan to President Obama ahead of a nuclear security summit.
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President Obama says the biggest threat to US security is the possibility of terrorists obtaining a nuclear weapon.
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Unprecedented gathering in US as threats grow
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Kyrgyz interim leader Roza Otunbayeva tells the US she will keep key military agreements days after a bloody uprising, the US says.
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An explosive device is thrown at the US consulate in the Mexican border city of Nuevo Laredo, damaging windows.
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US President Barack Obama calls for an investigation into a mining disaster in West Virginia that killed 29 people.
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Justice John Paul Stevens, the oldest member of the US Supreme Court, announces he is to retire later this year.
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The USA and Russia are a step closer to nuclear disarmament, after signing the New Start treaty in Prague - but a curious hangover from the threat of nuclear Armageddon is still to be found in the Czech Republic.
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The bodies of four miners missing after an underground blast are found in West Virginia, taking the death toll to 29.
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The Vatican defends the Pope against allegations that he delayed Church action against a US paedophile priest.
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The US suspends all troop flights to Afghanistan from Kyrgyzstan, where tensions remain after an uprising against the president.
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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton accuses Cuba's leaders of not wanting to normalise ties with the United States.
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A Qatari diplomat who sparked a security alert on on board a US plane is to leave the country, US officials say.
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British duo Lee Westwood and Ian Poulter lead the Masters as the second round draws to a close at Augusta.
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South African insist their World Cup security plans are adequate despite terrorist threats made ahead of England's match against the USA.
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Will Kyrgyz uprising force closure of key US supply base?
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The US accuses two top military officials in Guinea-Bissau of drug running and names them under the Drug Kingpin Act.
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An Iran minister says there is evidence that three US hikers who entered Iran had intelligence links, Iranian TV reports.
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US TV producer Bruce Beresford-Redman is released from Mexican custody following the death of his wife in Cancun.
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Israel's PM pulls out of a summit in the US after learning that the issue of Israel's nuclear status would be raised, officials say.
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Tiger Woods makes a successful return to golf but former champion Fred Couples rolls back the years to lead after round one of the Masters at Augusta National.
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A Qatari diplomat is released from custody after allegedly causing a bomb scare on board a US domestic flight.
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US Open champion Kim Clijsters is beaten by world number 258 Beatriz Garcia Vidagany at the Andalucia Open in Marbella.
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Tiger Woods receives a warm reception on the first tee at the US Masters on his much-publicised return to golf.
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Rescuers leave the West Virginia coal mine where a blast killed 25 miners after dangerous gas levels are detected.
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A New Zealand intelligence bureau is not under US control or assisting its military operations, the country's spy chiefs say.
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The US and Russia sign a "historic" nuclear arms treaty, with Barack Obama promising further disarmament steps.
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The Taliban release a new video which appears to show an American soldier captured in Afghanistan in June.
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The US treasury secretary is due in China later for talks on a long-running dispute over the Chinese currency, the yuan.
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The US military is reviewing a video of a controversial helicopter attack on a group of people in Iraq in 2007, officials say.
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Augusta chairman Billy Payne criticises Tiger Woods ahead of the opening round of the US Masters.
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The US and Russian presidents have signed a nuclear arms treaty in Prague. Is it the right strategy?
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Two of the main airlines in the US, United and US Airways, are discussing a possible merger, reports say.
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The Obama administration has approved an order to kill a radical US-born cleric linked to al-Qaeda in Yemen, officials confirm.
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Former tennis champion Martina Navratilova tells a US magazine she has been diagnosed with breast cancer.
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Rescue crews drilling holes in a stricken West Virginia coal mine can detect no sign of life from four missing miners so far.
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The US military says it is trying to retrieve the original video of a 2007 shooting in Iraq which was aired on the WikiLeaks website.
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New Russia-US missile treaty will be major milestone
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North Korea sentences a US man to eight years' hard labour for illegally entering the country, the state news agency reports.
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Deadly accident puts spotlight on US mine regulations
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President Barack Obama's administration unveils plans for substantial reductions in the US nuclear weapons stockpile.
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Russia says it could opt out of a new nuclear disarmament treaty if it feels threatened by US missile defence plans.
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Twenty-five miners are killed and four are missing after the worst US mining disaster for more than a quarter of a century.
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The Obama administration calls for the head of Nigeria's election commission to be replaced ahead of new elections in 2011.
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US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner will push India to open its markets in his first visit to India since assuming office.
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The website WikiLeaks posts a video it says shows the 2007 killing by US military personnel of civilians in Baghdad.
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The US government accuses Toyota of failing to tell it about accelerator pedal defects and will press for a record fine.
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The US expresses "great concern" over a deadly assault by militants on the US consulate in the Pakistani city of Peshawar.
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Militants attack the US consulate in Peshawar, hours after another attack in north-west Pakistan kills 43 at a political rally.
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Cuba's Raul Castro says Europe and the US are waging a media war against Cuba over the death of a hunger striker.
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Oil prices extend gains above $80 a barrel amid optimism that improved US job creation will boost economic recovery.
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Two US teenagers taking part in an Easter egg hunt in the state of Iowa find a body in a park, police say.
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A 12-year-old US schoolgirl is suing the New York City authorities for $1m after she was arrested for scribbling on her desk.
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Britain's David Haye defends his WBA heavyweight title against American John Ruiz in Manchester.
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The US Treasury delays by several months a report on whether China manipulates its currency, the yuan, keeping it artificially low.
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US President Barack Obama will meet 11 other heads of state in Prague in early April, the White House announces.
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iPad, the new tablet computer device manufactured by Apple, goes on sale in its stores across the US.
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President Obama says the US and China should work together on the Iranian nuclear issue. Do you agree?
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US neo-soul singer Erykah Badu is charged with disorderly conduct for stripping on a Dallas street for her music video shoot.
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Romania reassures Russia over role in US missile shield
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Up to 10 police officers were injured after scuffles broke out when 2,000 people descended on London's Brick Lane for a sale at a US clothing chain.
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Afghan President Hamid Karzai calls the US to ease concerns about a speech in which he blamed the UN and EU for fraud.
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A second US woman is charged with conspiracy to provide material support to terrorists in the "Jihad Jane" case.
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The US announces that it will begin profiling US-bound passengers to determine who should get extra screening.
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The US seeks clarification over claims by the Afghan president that foreign observers were responsible for electoral fraud.
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Turkey says it will send its envoy back to the US, one month after a panel voted to call killings of Armenians in World War I genocide.
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