We have started to collect the most important news related to United States in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Six US soldiers with Nato-led forces are killed in two separate bomb explosions in Afghanistan, officials say.
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USA and Russia agree nuclear cuts. Is this a new dawn for US - Russian relations?
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Former US defence chief Robert McNamara, an architect of the Vietnam war who later regretted the US role, dies at 93.
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The US and Russian presidents are expected to announce nuclear weapons cuts, after tentatively agreeing a deal.
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Tiger Woods clinches his 68th PGA Tour win at the PGA National, despite a superb last-round effort from fellow American Hunter Mahan.
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US Vice-President Joe Biden indicates the administration will not restrain Israel if it decides on military action against Iran.
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Drinking five cups of coffee a day could reverse memory problems seen in Alzheimer's disease, US scientists say.
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Dani Pedrosa clinches victory in the US MotoGP after coming from fourth on the grid to hit the front from the start of the race.
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Roger Federer wins a record 15th Grand Slam title, beating Andy Roddick 16-14 in the fifth set of an epic Wimbledon final.
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A teenage girl's death from a gunshot wound brings to five the victims of a suspected serial killer in a rural South Carolina community.
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Roger Federer goes for a record 15th Grand Slam title as he faces American Andy Roddick in the Wimbledon final.
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Republican ex-vice-presidential hopeful Sarah Palin hints on playing a wider role in the US, after quitting as Alaska governor.
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The Organization of American States suspends Honduras for ousting President Zelaya, who says he will return on Sunday.
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Recently retired American football star Steve "Air" McNair is found dead with multiple gunshot wounds in Nashville. along with a dead woman.
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Joey "Jaws" Chestnut eats 68 hot dogs in 10 minutes at the annual contest in New York, beating his old record of 66.
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US Vice-President Joe Biden marks 4 July in Baghdad, urging Iraqi leaders to foster political reconciliation.
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Things making life in US convenient and entertaining
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As the US marks its Independence Day, the BBC's Kevin Connolly gives his list of reasons why America should be celebrated.
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The US military says two of its soldiers have been killed in a sustained attack on a military base in eastern Afghanistan.
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As President Barack Obama heads to Moscow to try to rebuild ties that have reached Cold War depths, Rupert Wingfied-Hayes tries to judge the the US leader's uphill task.
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Honduras' high court rejects a demand by the Organization of American States to reinstate ousted President Manuel Zelaya.
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Republican ex-vice-presidential hopeful Sarah Palin is to quit as Alaska governor amid speculation about a possible presidential bid.
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An Obama administration official says Russia has agreed to let US troops bound for Afghanistan fly through its airspace.
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A determined Andy Murray shrugs off his Wimbledon semi-final disappointment and sets his sights on winning the US Open.
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Ex-Republican vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin will resign as Alaska governor and not run for re-election, US media say.
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Russian PM Vladimir Putin urges the US to shelve its missile defence shield, as Barack Obama prepares to visit Moscow.
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US anti-trust regulators are to examine Google's $125m deal with book publishers to settle copyright issues, reports say.
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US forces launching a major offensive in the Afghan province of Helmand say they have met fierce Taliban resistance.
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At least 10 militants die in a suspected US drone strike in South Waziristan, say officials.
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A top Latin American diplomat is due in Honduras where he is to demand the restoration of deposed President Manuel Zelaya.
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Unlikely middleman between North Korea and the US
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US moonwalker Buzz Aldrin looks to new frontiers
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A US soldier is captured by militants in eastern Afghanistan, as the US launches a major anti-Taliban offensive in the south.
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President Obama warns Moscow ahead of a visit that "Cold War approaches" to relations with the US belong in the past.
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US Vice-President Joe Biden makes an unannounced visit to Iraq to visit US troops and meet the nation's leaders.
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US investigators publish accounts of interviews with Saddam Hussein, giving a wealth of detail about the Iraqi leader.
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The number of jobs lost in the US last month came in at 467,000, which is much more than had been expected.
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The US military says it has begun a large operation against the Taliban in the southern Afghan province of Helmand.
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A two-year-old girl is attacked and choked to death by a pet python at her home in Florida, police say.
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The White House says Niger's president is undermining 10 years of development by trying to hold on to power unconstitutionally.
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US downturn and swine flu batter Mexico's economy
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A bipartisan group of US senators call for the immediate release of a Vietnamese priest, Father Nguyen Van Ly, jailed for dissent.
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A US judge bans publication of a book by a Swedish author promoted as a sequel to JD Salinger's The Catcher in the Rye.
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US actor Karl Malden, best known for his roles in films such as A Streetcar Named Desire and On the Waterfront, dies at 97.
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The Organization of American States gives Honduran interim leaders three days to restore their ousted president to power.
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Obesity rates in the US have surged over the last year with numbers rising in 23 out of 50 states, a report shows.
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The US state of California is on the brink of issuing IOUs instead of payments, after lawmakers fail to agree a budget.
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Israeli Defence Minister Ehud Barak denies an impasse over settlements as talks with the US envoy end without agreement.
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The US Democratic Party wins the last undecided seat in the Senate, giving it control of a crucial 60 votes in the chamber.
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Friends and relatives of Farrah Fawcett hold a private funeral for the US actress, who died of cancer.
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A North Korean ship being tracked on suspicion of carrying weapons to Burma is reported to have turned around.
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President Barack Obama says US troops have withdrawn from Iraqi towns on schedule, but warns of "difficult days" ahead.
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Texan billionaire Sir Allen Stanford is ordered to remain in jail until his fraud trial begins, as a US judge overturns a bail ruling.
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The US imposes sanctions on an Iranian firm accused of helping North Korea develop its nuclear weapons programme.
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A blast kills at least 27 people in the Iraqi city of Kirkuk as the country celebrates a major pullback of US forces.
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The US is moving quickly to protect against the threat of online attacks, says homeland security chief Janet Napolitano.
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Iraq formally assumes control of security across the country, as US troops withdraw from towns and cities.
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Iraqis mark new holiday and cities free of US troops
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US troops are withdrawing from towns and cities in Iraq, six years after the invasion. What have they achieved?
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Four US soldiers died in the Iraqi capital Baghdad on Monday from combat-related injuries, the US military says.
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US financier Bernard Madoff is sentenced to 150 years in jail for a massive fraud that robbed investors of $65bn (£40bn).
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US President Barack Obama describes the removal of Honduran President Manuel Zelaya as illegal.
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Iraq throws a giant party in a Baghdad park as US troops approach their deadline to quit cities and towns.
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A section of a car park collapses near the centre of Atlanta city in the US state of Georgia, crushing vehicles.
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The US Supreme Court overturns a ruling by Sonia Sotomayor, President Barack Obama's nominee to fill a vacancy on the court.
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Bernard Madoff faces his victims in a New York court as he awaits sentencing for running a $65bn (£40bn) fraud.
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Forty-one US-trained Afghan guards are arrested in Kandahar after a clash in which the provincial police chief was killed.
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Left-wing Latin American leaders declare their support for ousted Honduran President Manuel Zelaya at a meeting in Nicaragua.
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The US envoy to Sudan, Scott Gration, is due to meet Darfur rebel leaders in Chad to revive the moribund peace process.
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A provincial police chief and at least eight other officers are killed in a clash with US-trained Afghan guards in Kandahar, reports say.
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A provincial police chief and at least six other officers are killed in a clash with US-trained Afghan forces in Kandahar, reports say.
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Brazil deny the USA another shock victory by coming back from two goals down to win the Confederations Cup final 3-2.
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Brazil win the Confederations Cup for the third time, producing a stunning comeback to beat USA in Johannesburg.
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US commander wraps up Afghan 'listening tour'
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GM agrees to take on liability for future product claims, easing concerns from consumer groups and officials.
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A US pastor tells his flock to bring handguns to church in what he says is an effort to promote safe gun ownership.
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The US is to change the way it deals with Afghanistan's massive poppy growing industry, branding eradication "a failure".
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Security is tightened in Iraq as the authorities prepare for next Tuesday's deadline for US troop withdrawal from the cities.
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As the US withdraws troops from cities and towns in Iraq, Jim Muir finds Iraqis facing an uncertain future.
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Officials estimate at least a million Americans have had swine flu, with 127 deaths, but many cases were mild.
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The US House of Representatives narrowly backs legislation to cut carbon emissions, but the bill now faces a tough Senate battle.
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The US State Department names Farah Pandith to be its first official with responsibility for liaising with the Muslim world.
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Iran's opposition candidate captured the imagination of groups who want to open up to the world, the US president says.
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Judges in Texas postpone a decision on freeing Sir Allen Stanford on bail while they consider prosecution objections.
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The European and US space agencies finally pull the plug on the aging Ulysses spacecraft.
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The White House accuses Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad of seeking to blame the US for post-election unrest.
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China's central bank repeats its call for a new global reserve currency to replace the US dollar, saying its use concentrates risk.
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Actress Farrah Fawcett, who became an icon of 1970s US television, dies of cancer in Los Angeles at the age of 62.
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Texan billionaire Sir Allen Stanford pleads not guilty to $7bn (£4.3bn) fraud charges at a court appearance.
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Pop star Michael Jackson is rushed to hospital in Los Angeles, with some US media reporting that he has died.
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The US confirms it has sent weapons to help Somalia's UN-backed transitional government in its fight against Islamist militias.
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The head of the US Federal Reserve says it acted with "integrity" in Bank of America's takeover of Merrill Lynch.
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Dani Alves's late goal earns Brazil victory against South Africa to earn a place in the Confederations Cup final against USA.
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President Obama's national security adviser reiterates US support for Islamabad's ongoing battle with the Taliban.
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The US Supreme Court rules that school staff broke the law by strip-searching a 13-year-old girl for painkillers.
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At least six people are killed in a series of bomb attacks in Iraq, just days before US troops are due to leave Iraqi cities.
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The US economy shrank at an annualised rate of 5.5% in the first three months of 2009, better than previously thought.
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Burma's junta says it has no links with a N Korean ship in the South China Sea which the US believes could be heading its way.
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The US calls on China to scrap its plan to put Green Dam net-filtering software into all its computers.
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Kyrgyzstan's parliament approves a deal allowing the US to continue using an airbase to support Afghan operations.
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