We have started to collect the most important news related to United States in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Lawyers for director Roman Polanski ask a US court to dismiss a 30-year-old charge of unlawful sex with a minor.
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US Republican Senator Saxby Chambliss wins re-election in Georgia, dashing the Democrats' hopes of a "super-majority".
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The US warned India about a possible threat before last week's Mumbai attacks, US media reports say.
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Struggling US carmakers General Motors, Ford and Chrysler ask for $34bn of government assistance to help them survive.
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Who will fill the new political vacancies in the US?
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An American footballer who scored the Super Bowl's winning touchdown faces criminal charges for shooting himself in the leg.
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The US state of Georgia votes in a run-off for one of two unresolved races that could seal Democrat control of the Senate.
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The pound remains steady against the US dollar after suffering the largest percentage drop since 1992 on Monday.
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Outgoing US President George Bush says his biggest regret is the intelligence failure over Iraqi weapons.
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The Venezuelan and Russian navies begin joint exercises in the Caribbean Sea, close to US territorial waters.
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The former aide to the jailed ex-mayor of Detroit pleads guilty to lying under oath to cover up their affair.
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US President-elect Barack Obama names former rival Hillary Clinton as secretary of state, as she vows to give her all.
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Lance Armstrong will attempt to win the Tour de France for an eighth time as the American cyclist confirms he will ride in the 2009 race.
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The US recession began in December 2007, according to the National Bureau of Economic Research.
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US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice is due in London for the start of a European tour, less than two months before she leaves her job.
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Nasa's space shuttle Endeavour returns to Earth, landing at an air force base in California after an eventful mission.
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The US holiday shopping season gets off to an encouraging start, with sales on the day after Thanksgiving up 3% on last year.
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US military defends its air strikes in Afghanistan
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Russian President Medvedev says Russian-Cuban ties are "especially intense", after meeting Cuban leader Raul Castro.
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How Barack Obama will use the internet as US president
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An American woman who was the world's oldest person for a year dies at the age of 115.
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Vote on US troops shows Iraqi democracy at work
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The Czech parliament's upper house backs US plans to build a missile defence radar base on Czech soil, despite Russian opposition.
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The dilemmas of US presidential reprieves
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The Iraqi parliament approves a plan on the future of US forces in Iraq, paving the way for complete withdrawal by 2011.
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A man is charged with killing a female TV newsreader, who died after being beaten at home in the US state of Arkansas.
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A US woman accused of using MySpace to drive a teenage girl to kill herself is cleared of cyber-bullying.
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At least four civilians have been killed in a suicide bomb attack near the US embassy in the Afghan capital Kabul, officials say.
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US federal authorities warn local police of a possible al-Qaeda plot to target New York's subway.
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Barack Obama names former Federal Reserve chairman Paul Volcker to chair a panel advising him on the economy.
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US consumer spending fell 1% in October, the largest decline since September 2001, in a further sign of the economic downturn.
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Iraqi MPs delay a crucial vote on a plan to withdraw all US troops from the country by the end of 2011.
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Pakistan's PM says his government is 'considering options' to counter attacks by US drones inside its territory.
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The US gun owners who will not give up their AK-47s
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US and Pakistan strategies on the Afghan frontier
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US President-elect Barack Obama is to keep Robert Gates as defence secretary, according to US media reports.
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A US federal appeals court rules that a lawsuit against the Vatican over claims it covered up decades of child sex abuse can go ahead.
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US President-elect Barack Obama names more advisers and sets out measures to tackle the ailing economy.
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The US Fed says it will inject another $800bn into the economy as it battles to stimulate lending and boost the economy.
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The US economy contracted at an annual rate of 0.5% from July to September, according to revised official data.
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The makers of a prosthetic penis to help men cheat drugs tests plead guilty to two charges of conspiracy in the US.
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Economic crisis hits the smallest US state hard
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A US Muslim charity and five of its ex-leaders are convicted in the largest terrorism financing trial since the 9/11 attacks.
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Stock markets in Asia see strong gains following the Citigroup bail-out and big rises in US and European shares.
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President-elect Barack Obama promises the rapid implementation of measures to stimulate the ailing US economy.
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An ex-TV news presenter who hacked into a rival's e-mail and leaked gossip is sentenced to six months house arrest.
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Shares in Citigroup jump almost 60% as investors welcomed the US government's rescue plan for the bank.
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Former US President Jimmy Carter, part of a delegation of world leaders, says Zimbabwe's crisis is far worse than expected.
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President-elect Barack Obama names his top economic advisers to oversee a huge stimulus package.
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Senior Democrats in the US Congress consider backing a huge stimulus plan to boost the flagging US economy.
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Citigroup is in emergency talks with the US Treasury to gain extra funding amid uncertainty over its future, reports say.
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A MP questions whether the government was warned about a US missile strike that reportedly killed a British terror suspect.
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A US couple sue McDonald's for $3m (£2m) after nude photos of the woman, which were on her husband's mobile phone, ended up on the internet.
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Zimbabwe denies refusing entry to a team led by former UN chief Kofi Annan and ex-US president Jimmy Carter.
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The family of a US teenager who killed himself live online speak of their regret at how no-one stopped the suicide.
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US President-elect Barack Obama says he wants an economic plan in place to create 2.5m new jobs over two years.
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Former UN head Kofi Annan and ex-US president Jimmy Carter cancel a visit to Zimbabwe after they are refused visas.
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At least five people are killed in a suspected US missile strike on a tribal district in north-west Pakistan, say security officials.
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US President George W Bush meets China's Hu Jintao, ahead of an Asia-Pacific summit dominated by the financial crisis.
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US shares rise sharply on reports that President-elect Barack Obama has chosen his treasury secretary, reassuring investors.
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Shares in Citigroup, one of the biggest banks in the US, fell on Friday amid uncertainty about the firm's future.
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Hillary Clinton will agree to serve as secretary of state under US President-elect Barack Obama, the New York Times reports.
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Ex-media tycoon Conrad Black is appealing to US President George W Bush for clemency over his prison sentence for fraud.
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US attorney general Michael Mukasey leaves hospital to go back to work after collapsing while giving a speech.
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An EU commissioner tells France and Germany not to start a "subsidy race" with the US to save their car industries.
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US attorney general Michael Mukasey remains in hospital the day after he collapses while giving a speech, officials say.
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A classified US report says the CIA withheld information after the shooting down of a missionary plane in Peru in 2001.
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US dominance is likely to weaken by 2025 as India and China grow stronger, a new Washington intelligence report says.
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Supporters of Shia cleric Moqtada Sadr stage protests in Baghdad against a deal to allow US troops to remain in Iraq.
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The families of US victims of the 1988 Lockerbie Pan Am bombing claim victory in their quest for justice.
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US President-elect Barack Obama is "on track" to nominate Hillary Clinton as secretary of state, US media reports say.
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Five Algerians held at Guantanamo Bay for seven years must be freed, a US judge rules.
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US carmakers are given a deadline to produce a viable recovery plan if they want a $25bn government bail-out.
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A Syrian-born arms dealer is convicted by a US court of conspiring to sell weapons to left-wing Colombian rebels.
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China has increased computer espionage attacks on US government and business interests, Congress is warned.
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US Congressman Henry Waxman, seen as a keen backer of measures to tackle global warming, is to chair the House of Representatives energy committee.
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Why US shops are running short of kosher meat
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US environmentalists accuse President Bush of trying to rush through changes to the Endangered Species Act.
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The man who shot to fame in the US presidential election as "Joe the Plumber" signs a book deal.
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Asian markets plummet after New York's main share index slumps to its lowest level in five years, amid recession fears.
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A US woman goes on trial accused of using a fake online personality to bully a 13-year-old girl who later killed herself.
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Wall Street plunges more than 5% on Wednesday to its lowest level in over five years on rising economic worries.
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Barack Obama will appoint Tom Daschle as health and human services secretary, US media report.
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US consumer prices dropped by a record 1% in October, sending Wall Street and European markets lower on renewed recession fears.
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A US-Russian team announces that it has sequenced most of the genome of a woolly mammoth found in Siberia.
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Al-Qaeda deputy head Ayman al-Zawahri attacks US President-elect Barack Obama in a new audio message.
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A missile fired by a suspected US drone kills at least five people in north-western Pakistan, officials and locals say.
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A Texas grand jury indicts US Vice-President Dick Cheney for "organised criminal activity" related to the alleged abuse of inmates in private prisons.
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The bosses of the three biggest US carmakers, Ford, GM and Chrysler, ask Congress for a $25bn bail-out.
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Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri Maliki defends a deal on the presence of US forces in Iraq, saying it preserves Iraqi sovereignty.
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The Chinese government allows the US to station officials in three cities to help ensure the safety of Chinese food products for export.
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US President-elect Barack Obama promises to "engage vigorously" on climate change, ahead of a major UN summit.
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Jury selection begins in the trial of a US woman accused of using MySpace to bully a 13-year-old girl who later killed herself.
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US Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson and Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke defend the $700bn bank bail-out plan.
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A giant Saudi oil tanker seized by pirates in the Indian Ocean is nearing the coast of Somalia, the US Navy says.
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A Pakistani scientist accused of having links to al-Qaeda is mentally unfit to stand trial, according to US psychiatrists.
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Troubled US carmaker Ford Motor is selling a 20% stake in Japan's carmaker Mazda Motor, the Japanese company has said.
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Somali pirates seize a giant Saudi oil tanker off the Kenyan coast and are steering it towards Somalia, the US Navy says.
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In their first meeting since the US election, the president-elect and his vanquished rival vow to work together.
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