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 Obama administration starts a review of how well the US thwarts spies and malicious hackers.
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R&B star Chris Brown is removed from a US chewing gum ad campaign after being quizzed by police over an assault complaint.
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Downturn bites in once thriving US financial hub
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Baseball superstar Alex Rodriguez admits using performance-enhancing steroids earlier in his career.
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Smokers are more likely to kick the habit to safeguard their pets' health than their own, US researchers say.
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US President Barack Obama says he will not allow "safe havens" for militants in Pakistan's tribal region bordering Afghanistan.
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A suicide car bomb kills four American soldiers and an interpreter in the Iraqi city of Mosul, the US military says.
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Kazakhstan says it will allow the US to ship non-military cargo through its territory to Afghanistan.
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The US calls on Burma's military rulers to stop persecuting the Rohingya Muslim minority, many of whom have fled.
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US promises new era of diplomacy - with a price tag
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Russian Deputy Prime Minister Sergei Ivanov welcomes the US promise to "press the reset button" in their relationship.
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The new US special envoy to Afghanistan says winning the conflict there will be "much tougher" than in Iraq.
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A 56-year-old American woman has become the first on record to swim the Atlantic, taking 24 days from the Cape Verde Islands to Trinidad.
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Ecuador's left-wing President Rafael Correa expels a US customs attache in an argument over anti-drug policies.
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The US president defends his economic stimulus plan as "absolutely necessary", and urges Congress to approve it quickly.
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A rescue operation saves at least 125 people trapped after a huge slab of ice broke away from the shore of Lake Erie.
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The US seeks a new tone in its foreign policy and wants to "reset" ties with Moscow, Vice-President Joe Biden says.
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James Whitmore, a veteran character actor who was nominated for an Oscar for his portrait as President Harry Truman, dies aged 87.
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Senate Democrats say they have enough Republican backing to pass the US economic stimulus plan, but only in reduced form.
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US officials say a nut supplier accused of causing a salmonella poisoning outbreak sold batches of nuts it knew were tainted.
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Boeing receives a US Air Force contract for 15 C-17 military cargo aircraft, worth nearly $3bn (£2bn).
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US President Barack Obama says the Senate's delay in passing his economic stimulus bill is "inexcusable and irresponsible".
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Unemployment in one of the US's worst hit states
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Michael Phelps says his three-month ban from competition is a "fair" punishment.
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Kyrgyzstan says it will not reverse a decision to close a US base vital to US and Nato forces in Afghanistan.
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The BBC gets a look inside the US air base in Kyrgyzstan
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US senators review President Barack Obama's $900bn (£616bn) stimulus plan to try to cut it down before putting it to a vote.
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The number of people unemployed in the US rises to 7.6% - the highest level for nearly 17 years - figures show.
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A US woman who gave birth to octuplets speaks for the first time about her desire for a very large family.
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The US treasury paid $78bn too much during its rescue of financial institutions last year, says a Congressional watchdog.
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Moscow says it has agreed to a US request to ship non-military supplies for its troops in Afghanistan across Russian territory.
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US film star Angelina Jolie speaks out on behalf of Rohingya boat people, while visiting a refugee camp on the Thai-Burmese border.
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Swimming authorities in the US suspend Michael Phelps for three months in a row over pictures appearing to show cannabis use.
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Hillary Clinton says the US wants a better partnership with Russia on issues including Iran's nuclear ambitions.
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US senators fail to reach agreement for the third day on President Barack Obama's $900bn (£616bn) bail-out plan.
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Swimming authorities in the US suspend Michael Phelps for three months in a row over pictures appearing to show cannabis use.
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Former Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf says that there is a "serious lack of trust" among the new US leadership for the South Asian nation.
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Why US-Afghan relations are at an all-time low
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US President Barack Obama tells Congress "the time for talk is over" on a $900bn (£600bn) economic stimulus bill.
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Hackers are using fictitious parking tickets that dupe drivers in the US into downloading a virus from a fake website.
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Why the American revolutionary spirit is awakening
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Go inside the Army Experience Centre in Philadelphia which attracts new recruits for the US armed forces with high-tech simulators, video games and interactive displays.
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Mexican police say they have arrested a top official in a powerful cartel that trafficks cocaine from Colombia to the US.
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Kyrgyzstan's parliament prepares to debate the closure of a key US air base supporting US and Nato operations in Afghanistan.
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An investment manager charges US regulators with failing to act on his tip-off about Bernard Madoff's alleged $50bn (£33bn) fraud.
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The US Senate votes to soften a "Buy American" clause in a stimulus package after warnings it might spark a trade war.
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David Miliband disputes judges' claims that the US threatened to stop sharing intelligence over an alleged torture case.
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US authorities confirm that birds collided with both engines of the US Airways jet that ditched into New York's Hudson River.
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The UK government faces questions over whether it was complicit in the torture of a British resident held by the US.
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US President Barack Obama announces a $500,000 limit on executive pay at US firms that need government aid.
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US President Barack Obama says he wants to avoid measures which would signal protectionism or spark a trade war.
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Members of the US women's badminton team planning to compete in Iran have not been granted visas in time for their competition.
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The US says it will only consider easing sanctions against Zimbabwe when it sees evidence of real power-sharing.
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Kyrgyzstan's government submits a decree to parliament for the closure of a key US air base in the Central Asian state.
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US President Barack Obama is poised to reveal details of rules limiting executive pay for firms getting US taxpayer aid.
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An African Union summit is extended into a fourth day after becoming mired in division over a plan for a United States of Africa.
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See how the trend that transformed US cities began
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US President Barack Obama says he "screwed up" over a controversy which derailed two of his cabinet nominations.
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Representatives of Britain, the US, Germany, France, China and Russia are to hold talks on Iran's nuclear programme.
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A US toy company renames its Malia and Sasha dolls, in a move welcomed by First Lady Michelle Obama.
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A former inmate at the US jail in Guantanamo Bay has joined the Taleban's high command, UK officials say.
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Tom Daschle withdraws his nomination as US health secretary, hours after another Obama nominee withdrew.
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Ford, General Motors and Chrysler all saw a sharp fall in US sales in January, as their woes show no sign of improving.
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The EU urges the US to cut the "Buy American" clause from its economic recovery plan amid fears of rising protectionism.
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Key international negotiators urge Sri Lanka's Tamil Tiger rebels to lay down arms and discuss ending hostilities.
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MEPs urge EU member states to help the US shut down the Guantanamo Bay prison camp by accepting detainees.
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US President Barack Obama picks Senator Judd Gregg as commerce secretary, the second Republican in the cabinet.
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Christopher Hill, the former US chief negotiator with North Korea, is to become the US envoy to Iraq, according to reports.
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A new approach to prisons and parole in the US
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A new approach to prisons and parole in the US
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The EU and Canada warn that a clause on construction in the US economic recovery package could promote protectionism.
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A college near the US city of Baltimore suspends a Rwandan professor over accusations he participated in genocide there.
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A US soldier on his first skydive lands safely despite being attached to his instructor who died during the descent.
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President Barack Obama warns more US banks are likely to fold, as the extent of their losses in the current crisis becomes clear.
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The International Olympic Committee supports Michael Phelps, despite a photo which seems to show the US swimmer using an illegal drug.
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US sports fans in Arizona got a surprise when their TV coverage of American football's Super Bowl was interrupted by a pornographic film.
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Records fall at US Superbowl thriller
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US swimming superstar Michael Phelps apologises to fans after a UK newspaper shows him smoking a pipe used for cannabis.
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US President Barack Obama says a largely peaceful Iraq vote for new provincial councils is "an important step forward".
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Barack Obama's half-brother is arrested for allegedly possessing marijuana, reports say.
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Iran marks the 30th anniversary of the Islamic revolution that overthrew the US-backed former ruler, the Shah.
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A bus carrying Chinese tourists crashes in the US state of Arizona, killing at least seven people, officials say.
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A US court allows Nigerian families to sue drugs giant Pfizer in the US, over its alleged role in a drugs testing scandal.
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Why the new face of US Republicans matters
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A criminal investigation is launched in the US into salmonella contamination of peanut products.
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Michael Steele is chosen to head the Republican National Committee, the first African American to hold the post.
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US President Barack Obama phones China's Hu Jintao - and is quoted in Chinese media as calling for stronger bilateral links.
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President Obama calls the recession a "continuing disaster" for the US and urges immediate action.
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Norway's state investment fund blacklists "unethical" US arms firm Textron and Canadian miner Barrick Gold.
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US envoy George Mitchell says Washington is committed to "actively and aggressively" seeking peace in the Middle East.
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A Californian woman who gave birth to octuplets this week already has six children, according to US media reports.
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The US military says 128 soldier killed themselves in 2008, a record level for the second year in a row.
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A jailed ex-CIA agent and his son are charged with receiving money from and passing information to his former Russian handlers.
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A sculpture of an enormous shoe is erected in Iraq to honour a journalist who threw his footwear at ex-US President George W Bush.
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A judge at Guantanamo Bay rejects a request by US President Barack Obama to suspend the trial of a detainee.
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The scandal-hit governor of the US state of Illinois tells his impeachment trial he has done nothing wrong.
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Real change in US policy in the Middle East will enable Iran to co-operate with Washington, Iran's foreign minister has said.
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US carmaker Ford reports the biggest full-year loss in its history, but says it still does not need government loans.
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Barack Obama's instructions to US interrogators
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Iraq will not renew the licence of US security firm Blackwater, involved in an incident in 2007 in which civilians were killed.
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