We have started to collect the most important news related to United States in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Iran says a foreign plane was forced to land there after straying into its airspace before being released.
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The US and Iraq are close to an agreement over US troops remaining in Iraq after 2008, Iraq's foreign minister says.
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A novel about the Prophet Muhammad's child bride appears in the US after an attack on the UK publisher.
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US Defence Secretary Robert Gates rejects as 'defeatist' a comment by a top British commander that the war in Afghanistan cannot be won.
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The head of failed US bank Lehman Brothers tells Congress he took home $300m in the past eight years.
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China cancels some military and diplomatic exchanges with the US over Washington's $6.5bn deal to supply Taiwan with arms.
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The driver of a US bus that crashed killing eight passengers is held on suspicion of driving while intoxicated, police say.
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As new voter registration ends in several key states, reports suggest the US Democrats have gained more than the Republicans.
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How closely are you following the US vote?
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US coffee-shop chain Starbucks defends itself against claims of a serious waste of water by leaving taps running in its stores all day.
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US Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama attacks rival John McCain over his links with a 1980s financial scandal.
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The stock exchange in Tel Aviv plunges during Sunday trading despite US moves to stall the global credit crisis.
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Oil prices fall to an eight-month low of less than US $90 a barrel and shares on Gulf stock markets fall sharply.
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Families feeling the pain of US deaths in Iraq
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An US woman in Hong Kong loses an appeal against her conviction for bludgeoning her husband after lacing his milkshake.
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A British Airways flight made an emergency landing in the US after staff detected a burning smell, the airline says.
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US Democratic White House hopeful Barack Obama hits back at Republican "smears" he associated with terrorists.
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The home-grown US radicals linked to Obama by Palin
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Three women and three children die when a suicide bomber detonates his explosives during a US raid, officials say.
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US Republican vice-presidential nominee Sarah Palin accuses Barack Obama of associating with a "domestic terrorist".
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Singer Janet Jackson puts off three more concerts on her North American tour as she recovers from an undisclosed illness.
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US Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama criticises rival John McCain's proposed healthcare reforms.
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An Iraqi soldier was killed when two US helicopters collide while landing at a base in northern Baghdad, the US military says.
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Pakistani villagers gather the remains of at least 20 people killed by a reported US air strike, including suspected Arab militants.
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The US secretary of state is in Delhi but will not sign a controversial deal on nuclear co-operation, officials say.
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An al-Qaeda commander described as one of Baghdad's bombing masterminds is killed by US troops, military officials say.
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Former US football and film star OJ Simpson could face life in jail after being found guilty of planning a hotel room robbery.
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President Bush says the US economy still faces "serious challenges", after signing a $700bn financial rescue plan.
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A US health study says tens of millions of people in China will die as a result of lung disease in the next 25 years.
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The US defence agency proposes a multi-billion dollar sale of military equipment to Taiwan in a move likely to anger China.
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The US House of Representatives votes in favour of a $700bn financial rescue plan after rejecting an earlier version.
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North Korea continues to restore its disabled nuclear reactor, US officials say, despite attempts to persuade it not to do so.
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A US missile strike on a Pakistani village kills at least nine people including suspected foreign militants, Pakistani sources say.
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The US House of Representatives is voting now on a $700bn (£380bn) financial rescue plan, after rejecting an earlier version.
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President Evo Morales rejects a US request to fly anti-narcotics missions over Bolivia, state media reports.
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US investigators find possible human remains among the wreckage of adventurer Steve Fossett's plane in California.
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US employers cut 159,000 jobs in September, the most in more than five years, Labor Department's figures show.
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US envoy Christopher Hill ends a three-day visit to North Korea, describing talks there as "substantive".
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A court in the United States overturns the conviction of a prominent Yemeni cleric and his aide.
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Kenya protests to the US and EU after diplomats said the electoral commissioner should go.
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Why US-India deal could have impact on proliferation
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US Republican presidential candidate John McCain concedes the battleground state of Michigan to rival Obama.
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The US gives rare approval for a research body to open an office in Iran, stressing policy had not changed.
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US vice-presidential candidates Joe Biden and Sarah Palin trade blows in their only TV debate before November's elections.
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The US House of Representatives is expected to vote on a revised bank rescue plan as shares fall in US and Asia.
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The wreckage of a plane found in California belongs to missing US adventurer Steve Fossett, officials say.
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Investors face a nervous 24 hours as the US House of Representatives meets to debate a revised bank rescue plan.
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Investors face a nervous 24 hours as the US House of Representatives meets to debate a revised bank rescue plan.
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US stocks open lower amid caution over whether the House of Representatives will back a new Wall Street rescue.
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In the USA, Alan Little reflects on how the current financial turmoil is affecting the people of Memphis.
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A US soldier is jailed after admitting playing a part in the killings of four Iraqi men.
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Pakistan says that India's civilian nuclear trade pact with the US should open the way for a similar deal with Islamabad.
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Russia's president says the era of US global economic dominance is over, after talks with the German chancellor.
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Stock markets in Asia react with scepticism to the approval of a revised financial rescue plan by the US Senate.
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The US Senate approves a revised draft of a $700bn financial rescue package, which now returns to the House of Representatives.
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The US Congress completes approval of a nuclear deal with India to end a three-decade ban on nuclear trade.
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President Bush and US Senate leaders back a new draft of a $700bn (£380bn) Wall Street bail-out, ahead of a key vote.
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Items possibly belonging to missing US adventurer Steve Fossett are found by a hiker in woods in east California.
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The slower US economy sparks a sharp drop in the money Mexican migrants are sending home, official figures show.
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US shares decline in early trading ahead of a key Senate vote on a new version of the $700bn banking rescue plan.
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Pakistani security officials say at least six people were killed by missiles fired from a US drone in a north-west border region.
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Top US envoy Christopher Hill arrives in North Korea to try to breathe life into a stalled denuclearisation deal.
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One year on, how's our nightly US news programme doing?
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The head of the new US military Africa command says it has "no hidden agenda" as it becomes fully operational.
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The US says Iraq remains locked in a communal struggle, despite dramatic security improvements.
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Asians shares post strong gains after the news US senators will vote later on Wednesday on a revamped financial rescue plan.
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The US Senate is to vote on a financial rescue package after a $700bn plan was rejected by the House of Representatives.
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US Africa command battles scepticism as it begins work
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US President George W Bush warns the US economy is at a "critical moment" after his bail-out plan was defeated.
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An instrument on the the US space agency's Phoenix robot detects snow falling from clouds above its Martian landing site.
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US shares are expected to rise on opening after President George W Bush renewed calls for Congress to back the $700bn banking rescue plan.
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The shock effect of the failure to pass a financial bail-out plan in the US Congress leaves Asian stock markets reeling.
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Early voting begins in the key US state of Ohio, five weeks to the day before the election, as the candidates campaign hard.
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Five weeks to go - the factors that will decide the US race
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International campaigners, artists and politicians sign an open letter calling for justice for five Cubans jailed in the US for spying.
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The military in Pakistan appoints a new head of its powerful ISI spy agency amid US pressure to do more to combat militants.
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Militants in Pakistan pose a threat to the country's existence, according to the senior US General, David Petraeus.
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In a vote that stuns Wall Street and the White House, the US House of Representatives rejects a financial bail-out plan, as share prices tumble.
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The campaigns of US presidential hopefuls Barack Obama and John McCain clash over the loss of the bail-out vote in Congress.
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The US navy says it has deployed further vessels to surround a cargo ship loaded with 33 tanks that was hijacked by pirates.
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The US attorney general appoints a special prosecutor to look into the firings of nine US attorneys in 2006.
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Indian PM Manmohan Singh is in France where he will discuss boosting civilian nuclear trade between the countries.
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Banking and insurance giant Fortis is rescued by European governments in a deal worth 11.2bn euros ($16.2bn).
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The US military deploys long-range radar in Israel to give early warning of any missile strike by Iran, officials say.
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Shares in Europe and Asia fall after news of an agreement on a $700bn US finance sector rescue deal fails to calm investor nerves.
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Top US politicians reach agreement on a rescue plan for the financial system, which President Bush urges Congress to approve quickly.
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Hurricane Kyle makes landfall in eastern Canada, the country's hurricane service reports.
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People believe the US "war on terror" is not weakening al-Qaeda, a worldwide poll for the BBC World Service suggests.
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A US destroyer makes visual contact with a Ukrainian ship seized by Somali pirates while carrying 33 battle tanks.
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US congressional leaders say they have reached the broad outline of a rescue plan for the American financial system.
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US mathematicians are in line for a $100,000 prize (£54,000) for finding a new prime number which has 13 million digits.
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US Congressional leaders say they hope to reach agreement on a massive rescue plan to aid the financial markets before Monday.
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Both contenders for the US presidency, Barack Obama and John McCain, claim victory after their first televised debate.
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What can song lyrics tell us about America's towns?
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Reflections on the first presidential debate
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White House rivals John McCain and Barack Obama clash over foreign policy and the economy in their first head-to-head debate.
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A US Republican official resigns over comments he made to the BBC that "Hispanics consider themselves above blacks".
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Desperate moves by victims of the US housing crisis
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US Senator Edward Kennedy is briefly taken to hospital after suffering a seizure, a few months after undergoing brain surgery.
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