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 rate of construction of new homes in the US soared by almost a quarter in February, figures show, surprising analysts.
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At least 3% of over-12s in Washington DC are infected with HIV/Aids, says a report from the city's health department.
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Mexico says it will raise its tariffs on 90 US products, after the US halted a scheme allowing Mexican lorry drivers on to US roads.
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An angry Barack Obama calls for a block on $165m of bonus payouts to executives of ailing US insurance giant AIG.
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US forces shot down an Iranian drone aircraft 60 miles (100km) north of Baghdad last month, the US military says.
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A leaked international Red Cross report says torture was used by the US on al-Qaeda suspects in CIA secret prisons.
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The head of the US central bank, Ben Bernanke, says he expects the country's recession to end this year.
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A suspected missile fired by a US drone kills at least five people in Pakistan's North West Frontier Province, officials say.
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China sends a patrol vessel to disputed islands in South China Seas, days after a separate spat with US ships in the area.
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Troubled US insurance giant AIG agrees to demands from the Obama administration to reduce future bonus payments.
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Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva warns about the risks of protectionism at his first meeting with US President Barack Obama.
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President Barack Obama says the US food safety system is a "public health hazard" and in need of an overhaul.
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Allan Little reflects on France's long journey to reconcile itself with one of the darkest chapters in its history and its difficult relationship with the US and Britain.
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Six makers of babies' bottles in the US are to remove a chemical from their products, amid growing concern over its possible effects.
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The number of claims of sex abuse against US Roman Catholic priests rose by 16% last year, a Church report says.
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The leader of Lebanon's Islamist Hezbollah movement rejects US calls to recognise Israel as a precondition for talks.
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Having a bit of fun while looking for a job in crisis-hit US
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The US will no longer hold terror suspects as "enemy combatants", officials announce, ending a key Bush administration policy.
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The lawyers of disgraced US financier Bernard Madoff appeal against a judge's decision to send him to jail pending sentencing.
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In a break from Bush administration policy, the US will no longer hold terror suspects as "enemy combatants", officials announce.
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Barack Obama's chief economic adviser assures China its $1tn (£0.7tn) worth of investment in the US is safe.
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Chancellor Alistair Darling plays down talks of a rift between the US and Europe at the G20 meeting of finance ministers.
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Great caution must be exercised in any talks with Afghan rebels, a think-tank warns Kabul and Washington.
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Pakistani officials say missiles fired by an unmanned US drone have killed at least 24 militants in Kurram, on the Afghan border.
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US President Barack Obama extends sanctions against Iran for one year, saying it continues to pose a threat to US security.
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The US says it is considering using the National Guard to counter the threat of drug violence spilling over from Mexico.
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Financier Bernard Madoff is jailed after pleading guilty to all 11 charges in a $50bn (£35bn) fraud and apologising to investors.
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The US president urges more contact with China's military, but tensions remain over last weekend's naval confrontation.
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An Iraqi journalist who threw his shoes at US President Bush tells the judge his action was natural but is jailed for three years.
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Bristol Palin, daughter of former US presidential running mate Sarah Palin, splits from her fiance complaining of media intrusion.
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US officials say they are investigating cases of US citizens of Somali origin joining a group linked to al-Qaeda.
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Swiss drugs company Roche agrees to merge with Genentech, buying the remaining shares in the US firm for $46.8bn.
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Billionaire American financer Sir Allen Stanford refuses to talk to US regulators investigating his alleged $8bn (£5.6bn) fraud.
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US President Barack Obama signs into law a government spending bill that will ease some sanctions on Cuba.
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The US and China will work to avoid clashes like the current sea dispute, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says.
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US President Barack Obama says that countries must take concerted action to spur global economic growth.
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Charles Freeman, a US diplomat who had been named to head the National Intelligence Council, quits after coming under fire for his past criticism of Israel.
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A gunman in Alabama kills 10 people before turning his gun on himself, in one of the worst US shootings in recent times.
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David Beckham tells BBC Sport he can handle any hostility from LA Galaxy fans when he eventually returns to the United States to continue his MLS career.
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Prosecutors in Germany file charges against John Demjanjuk, an alleged Nazi death camp guard living in the US.
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Are negotiations in Afghanistan now on the US agenda?
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Asian markets take up where US and European markets left off and surge ahead after news that US bank Citigroup has made a profit.
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The US Congress votes to lift restrictions on travel to Cuba imposed by the previous Republican administration.
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US President Barack Obama says the expulsion of foreign aid workers from the Sudanese region of Darfur is "unacceptable".
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Iran has no weapons-grade uranium, US officials tell senators after being asked to clarify recent statements.
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Disgraced US financier Bernard Madoff is expected to plead guilty to orchestrating a $50bn (£35bn) fraud, his lawyer says.
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US stocks have their best day of 2009, as banking giant Citigroup says it made a profit in the first two months of the year.
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Five Guantanamo detainees accused of the 9/11 attacks tell US prosecutors they are "terrorists to the bone", officials say.
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An alleged al-Qaeda sleeper agent appears before a US criminal court after more than five years in military custody.
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US Federal Reserve chief Ben Bernanke says the world is suffering from the worst financial crisis since the 1930s.
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US companies' plans for hiring staff are at their weakest since the recession of 1982, a new survey says.
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China says a US Navy ship involved in a confrontation with its vessels off Hainan island broke international law.
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Pressure groups urge US agencies in charge of funding broadband programmes to get the best return on the money.
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Bolivian President Evo Morales orders the expulsion of a US diplomat whom he has accused of colluding with opposition groups.
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President Barack Obama lifts restrictions on US federal funding for research on human embryonic stem cells.
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Coalition forces in Afghanistan are not winning in large parts of the south, the commander of Nato and US forces says.
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The US and South Korea hold major military exercises amid a war warning from the North over a planned "satellite" launch.
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A Sealyham Terrier named Charmin wins Best In Show at Crufts, after a turbulent year for the event.
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Clinton's efforts to build on goodwill towards US
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A pastor has been killed and other people injured in a shooting at a church in the US state of Illinois, police say.
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Mining giant Vedanta is to buy struggling US copper firm Asarco for $1.7bn, 35% less than the £2.6bn first agreed last year.
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President Obama suggests there could be talks with moderate elements of the Taleban in Afghanistan.
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Prison authorities in the US state of Georgia who launched a manhunt for an escaped inmate catch him sneaking back into jail.
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Women in Iraq still lack security, despite an overall drop in violence six years after the US-led invasion, aid agency Oxfam says.
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A senior US envoy in Damascus says the first high-level contact with Syria in four years has been 'very constructive'.
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President Barack Obama will visit Turkey "in a month or so", says US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on a visit to Ankara.
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The US and Russia say they will seek to agree a new strategic arms reduction treaty by the end of 2009.
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Russian media pokes fun at the US secretary of state over a translation error on a gift she presented to the Russian foreign minister.
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Russian media pokes fun at the US secretary of state over a translation error on a gift she presented to the Russian foreign minister.
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In Washington, Kevin Connolly tries to navigate the minefield of leaving a tip.
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Iran would consider a US invitation to a conference on Afghanistan later this month, a government spokesman says.
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Why US-Russian relations had to improve
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The number of people unemployed in the US rose by 651,000 in February, official figures show.
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Disgraced US financier Bernard Madoff, may plead guilty next week , reports suggest.
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The US Supreme Court throws out an appeal by an al-Qaeda suspect against his detention by the US military.
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A US immigration cell can offer safety from drug gangs
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Two US envoys say America's recent moves towards improving ties with Syria do not pose a threat to Lebanon.
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Unemployment in the US rose by 651,000 in February? How is the downturn affecting you?
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British police arrest a London lawyer accused of moving millions of dollars in bribes to Nigeria to win contracts for a US firm.
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A US sheriff files a lawsuit against the online ad site Craigslist, accusing its of knowingly promoting prostitution.
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Markets fall in Asia, after fresh concerns over the American economy drive US shares to a 12-year low.
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A US army captain is charged with stealing nearly $700,000 intended for Iraq and Afghan relief efforts.
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The US Secretary of State calls for a conference on Afghanistan to get all countries involved, including Iran, to work together.
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Colombia extradites an ex-militia leader to the US, in a move criticised by victims' advocates seeking further confessions.
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Global shares continue to fall over fears about the banking system, with US markets hitting a fresh 12-year low.
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The European Commission calls for a crisis meeting among EU states hosting General Motors plants.
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US President Obama begins public consultations on reforming the US health care system, a key election campaign pledge.
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An controversial auction of items belonging to Mahatma Gandhi results in a sale to an Indian businessman for $1.8m.
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US and Russian foreign ministers' first meeting
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Nato ministers agree to resume formal ties with Russia, with a call to tackle the challenge of Afghanistan.
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There is "substantial doubt" about the ability of US car giant General Motors (GM) to stay afloat, the firm's auditors say.
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Thailand's army chief denies allegations that Washington had a secret jail in Thailand where al-Qaeda suspects were held.
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President Obama extends US sanctions against Zimbabwe for a year because the government there is 'undermining' democracy.
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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is due at her first Nato meeting, with Russia and Afghanistan topping the agenda.
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Former US First Lady Barbara Bush is 'alert' after open-heart surgery, a spokesman for the Bush family says.
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Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez orders the expropriation of a US-owned rice mill, amid a battle over price regulation.
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Gordon Brown receives a standing ovation from the US Congress after calling for a renewal of the "special relationship".
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Was UK prime minister's US trip a success or failure?
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Economic conditions worsened in January and February, the US Federal Reserve says in an influential report.
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