We have started to collect the most important news related to United States in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
US authorities drop war crimes charges against five detainees held at the Guantanamo Bay detention centre in Cuba.
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Mounting challenges facing next US president
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Top military officers from the US and Russia meet to discuss ways to improve relations damaged by Russia's conflict with Georgia.
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Iraq's cabinet wants changes to a draft agreement that would allow US forces to stay until 2011, a spokesman says.
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Japan's lower house of parliament votes to extend a controversial naval mission backing US operations in Afghanistan.
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US presidential hopeful Barack Obama is cancelling campaign events for two days to visit his sick grandmother in Hawaii.
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US Federal Reserve chief Ben Bernanke says more government spending to combat economic weakness "seems appropriate".
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Russian diplomats turn down a funding request from US presidential candidate John McCain after a "computer error".
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US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice says the Middle East is a better place for the policies of President Bush.
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Sitting on the most dangerous urban fault in the US
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The US state of Nebraska agrees to change a controversial law that allows the abandonment of children up to 18.
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Five men accused of planning an attack on a New Jersey military base were intent on 'holy war', hears their trial.
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The US insists Iraq will regain its sovereignty under a security pact which would see American troops staying another three years.
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S Korean and US officials are to search the border with N Korea for remains of soldiers killed in the 1950-53 Korean War.
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Iraqi political leaders meet in late night session to discuss plans for a deal to keep US troops in the country until 2011.
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George W Bush's former secretary of state Colin Powell endorses Barack Obama for US president, in a sharp rebuke to Republicans.
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US Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama raised more than $150m in September, his campaign says.
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Republican vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin meets her mimic on the hit-US comedy show, Saturday Night Live.
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President George Bush invites world leaders to the US by the end of the year to discuss global financial reforms.
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Weird and wonderful US election souvenirs
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The US, France and the EU unveil plans for a series of summits to discuss ways of dealing with the global financial crisis.
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US medics find the Bee Gees song, Stayin' Alive, provides an ideal beat to follow when performing CPR on a victim of a cardiac arrest.
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John McCain and Barack Obama trade sharp words over tax plans, with just 17 days to go before the election.
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Andy Murray beats Roger Federer to reach the final of the Madrid Masters, where he will play surprise finalist Gilles Simon.
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US talk show host Ellen DeGeneres has bought $100,000 of TV airtime to back gay marriage.
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A Colombian drugs trafficker admits being a leader of a powerful cartel that smuggled $10bn of cocaine into the US.
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Thousands of supporters of Shia cleric Moqtada Sadr march in Baghdad against plans to extend the US mandate in Iraq.
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The US imposes a travel ban on several members of the military government in Mauritania.
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The partner of a Venezuelan man accused of being an illegal agent in the US says they made millions of dollars by corruption.
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Senior Iraqi politicians adjourn talks on a draft deal that could see the withdrawal of US troops in three years' time.
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The US Supreme Court blocks Republican moves to challenge 200,000 newly-registered Ohio voters.
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President George W Bush says the citizens of six EU nations and South Korea will be able to travel to the US visa-free.
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How foreign policy fell off the US election radar
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North Korea has resealed its nuclear equipment at the controversial Yongbyon plant, the US state department says.
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US shares open lower after figures showed a sharper than expected deterioration in the number of new homes being built.
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US forces deal sparks opposition in Iraq
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Doubts are cast over the story of Joe the plumber, the man who became the star of the US presidential debate.
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A US patient left in a coma-like state after a road accident recovered the ability to speak after repeated exposure to a magnetic field.
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Debates put cool Obama and feisty McCain into focus
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The brain's response to a chocolate milkshake may predict future weight gain, US researchers show.
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Wall Street shares end more than 4% higher after sharp falls and gains in a day of tense rollercoaster trading.
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'Joe the plumber' shoots to fame after US debate
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The US presidential rivals head back to the campaign trail after a final televised debate of heated exchanges.
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The US and media groups condemn the punishment of two Vietnamese journalists who helped expose corruption.
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An Afghan policeman kills a US soldier in Afghanistan, the second incident of its kind in less than a month, the US military says.
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Asian stock markets plunge on fears of a global recession with Tokyo's Nikkei index down by more than 11%.
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A US judge dismisses a case against God, ruling that because the defendant has no address, legal papers cannot be served.
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Hurricane Omar is rapidly moving away after barrelling through north-east Caribbean islands, forecasters say.
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The US presidential candidates clash over the economy and negative campaigning in a testy, final pre-election debate.
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Wall Street suffers its biggest drop in 21 years amid fears of a global recession, sending shares tumbling in Japan.
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US Vice-President Dick Cheney returns to his normal routine after successful treatment for an abnormal heart rhythm.
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Iraqi leaders examine a new draft deal under which US troops would remain after the UN mandate expires, officials say.
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Ex US diplomat Colin Powell dances hip-hop to celebrate African culture, but to a Nigerian fraudsters' anthem.
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The US presidential hopefuls are to meet in New York for the final pre-election debate, with domestic issues the key focus.
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The US military says al-Qaeda in Iraq's second-in-command has been killed in an operation in the northern city of Mosul.
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The US government will buy stakes in major banks to try to stabilise the battered financial sector.
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US President George W Bush is to hold economic talks on Saturday with French President Nicolas Sarkozy and EC President Jose Manuel Barroso.
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US presidential hopeful John McCain unveils a new economic plan as he pledges to overhaul Barack Obama's lead in the polls.
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The US Supreme Court rejects a final appeal by Troy Davis, who was convicted in 1991 of killing a policeman in Georgia.
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A mother drives for 12 hours across the US to leave her 13-year-old son in Nebraska, under a unique safe-haven law.
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Tokyo's Nikkei index jumps a record 14%, as confidence starts to return to financial markets.
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A man thought to be a US citizen is arrested in a tribal area close to the Afghan border, police say.
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Wall Street shares rocket 11% as investors welcome fresh efforts by governments to deal with the financial crisis.
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Iran is trying to bribe Iraqi legislators into rejecting a security deal with the US, says the American commander in Iraq.
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Race to the White House: test your knowledge
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American Paul Krugman has won this year's Nobel economics prize for his work on trade patterns, it has been announced.
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Scientists in the US who examined hairs claimed to belong to a yeti in India say that in fact they belong to a species of Himalayan goat.
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Police in Jamaica say a lottery scam targeting US citizens is helping to arm gangs with powerful weapons.
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Hamburgers and the United States' image abroad
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US Federal Reserve approves a $12bn takeover of troubled bank Wachovia and it subsidiaries by Wells Fargo.
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US banking regulators need a "dramatic overhaul", according to Harvey Pitt who used to run one of them.
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A 106-year-old American nun living in a convent in Rome could well be the oldest person to vote in the 2008 US Presidential election and says she will support Barack Obama.
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North Korea welcomes a US decision to remove it from a list of sponsors of terrorism and agrees to allow nuclear access.
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US space tourist Richard Garriott follows in the footsteps of his astronaut father as he blasts off into space.
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Japan criticises as "regrettable" Washington's decision to remove North Korea from its list of state sponsors of terrorism.
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At least four people die in a missile attack on a town in a Pakistani tribal region near Afghanistan, officials say.
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The US removes North Korea from its state terror list after the North agrees to nuclear inspection demands, the US says.
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Does Obama offer hope to the US poor?
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US President George W Bush says the serious global financial crisis demands a serious global response.
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In Ohio, the BBC's Justin Webb considers how coping with hard times is a big issue among American voters.
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Struggling US car giants General Motors and Chrysler are in talks about a possible merger, US media say.
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Connecticut's top court overturns a ban on same-sex marriages, making it the third US state to legalise such unions.
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Stock markets in London, Paris and Frankfurt again register big losses amid fears of an economic slowdown.
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The US and India sign a controversial civilian nuclear co-operation accord, ending 34 years of American sanctions.
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President George W Bush vows to work "aggressively" to restore economic stability, as world stock markets tumble.
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The US says there is "no decision" on removing North Korea from its terror blacklist - a part of a nuclear disarmament deal.
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US sprinter Tim Montgomery is jailed for five years for dealing in heroin, months after being convicted of fraud.
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Alleged Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout appears in a Thai court to fight extradition to the US on terrorism charges.
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A US court has jailed two Colombian paramilitary leaders for 20 years, for drug-trafficking and money-laundering.
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US Republican John McCain launches a new campaign advert accusing his Democratic rival of being "too risky" to be president.
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A missile from a suspected unmanned US aircraft kills at least eight in a Pakistani tribal area close to Afghanistan, reports say.
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Two US journalists arrested for entering Syria illegally are released in Damascus, the state department says.
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Andrew Whitehead discovers how a US city once famous for its car industry is facing difficult times.
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Historian Simon Schama on the US's shifting self-image
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How Bush nuclear deal transformed US India relations
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The US treasury secretary warns some banks will still fail despite a $700bn rescue package, as Asian markets enjoy calmer trading.
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The national debt clock in New York runs out of digits to record the spiralling figure.
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A US court puts a temporary halt on a judge's decision to allow the release of 17 Chinese Muslims being held at Guantanamo Bay.
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Presidential candidates trade blows as they return to campaign trail after Tuesday's televised debate in Nashville.
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A US military inquiry finds that an air strike in Afghanistan in August killed many more civilians than first acknowledged.
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