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Police in the US state of Florida arrest several suspects accused of using a bus as a mobile brothel.
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Three men appear in court in the US, accused of plotting an attack on New York's John F Kennedy airport.
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Australian ex-patients of an Indian surgeon facing multiple charges welcome his decision not to fight extradition from the US.
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Australian ex-patients of an Indian surgeon facing multiple charges welcome his decision not to fight extradition from the US.
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Protesters scuffle with police in Seoul as South Korea formally lifts an import ban on US beef.
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A jury in the US state of Massachusetts finds Briton Neil Entwistle guilty of killing his wife and baby daughter.
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A Kentucky factory employee who shot five colleagues dead before killing himself warned he would kill his boss, police say.
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US interest rates are kept at 2%, ending a series of cuts, as the housing market slows and consumer confidence slides.
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The US supreme court strikes down a law allowing the death penalty for someone convicted of raping a child.
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Indian pulses set racing by new US mini series
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US conservationists hail a deal under which Florida will buy a huge tract of Everglades land from a sugar company.
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The US says it will not recognise the result of this Friday's presidential election run-off in Zimbabwe.
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Bill Clinton's spokesman says the former US president is committed to helping Barack Obama win the US presidential election.
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Poor people in the US are increasingly at risk from diseases such as dengue fever and Chagas, say researchers.
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Japan's trade surplus falls for a third consecutive month in May because of high oil prices and lower US demand.
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India's ruling coalition is to hold key talks with its left-wing allies on signing the delayed landmark US-India nuclear deal.
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South Korea says it will resume US beef imports from Thursday, after the two sides agreed extra anti-BSE safeguards.
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Attacks by insurgents in eastern Afghanistan are up by 40% compared with last year, the US military says.
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US interest rates are expected to remain at 2% as the housing market slows and consumer confidence slides.
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Suspended Justin Gatlin's bid to compete in the American trials for the Beijing Games has been blocked.
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A bomb explodes at a local council office in Baghdad, killing 10 people, including four American nationals.
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A US team visits India's remote north-east to search for the remains of US pilots who crashed during WWII.
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In a landmark ruling, a US court overturns the designation of a Guantanamo inmate as an "enemy combatant".
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A top aide to John McCain apologises for saying a terror attack on US soil would help his presidential campaign.
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There is no evidence that 17 Massachusetts schoolgirls became pregnant because of a "pregnancy pact", the town's mayor says.
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NBA player of the year Kobe Bryant and leading scorer LeBron James are named in the men's team for the Beijing Olympics.
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Two of the oldest US agricultural firms are set to join forces in a deal worth $4.4bn (£2.2bn) amid rising commodity prices.
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Americans gave a record $306bn to charity in 2007 but fundraisers say economic woes may hit future giving.
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Five foreign soldiers die in two bombings in Afghanistan as the Taleban step up their attacks against coalition troops.
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The US agrees not to export beef to South Korea from cattle older than 30 months to allay fears over meat safety, Seoul says.
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Israel carries out an exercise that appears to be a rehearsal for an attack on Iran's nuclear sites, US officials tell the New York Times.
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US lawmakers pass a bill shielding telephone companies who helped in the White House's controversial warrantless wiretap programme.
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Latin American leaders react angrily to a new EU law that could jail illegal immigrants for up 18 months before deportation.
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The US military says four militants have been killed during operations against the al-Qaeda in Iraq network.
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President Bush promises immediate help to Iowa state which has been affected by severe flooding.
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Radical Muslim cleric Abu Hamza loses his fight against extradition to the US over terror-related charges.
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South Korean President Lee Myung-bak replaces several top aides, following public outcry over a beef import deal.
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US officials investigate an apparent pregnancy pact at a school that has resulted in 17 teenagers expecting babies.
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The Jason-2 ocean mapping satellite, a joint venture between France and the US, is launched into space.
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Previously unreleased behind-the-scenes footage of Marilyn Monroe's last film is to be auctioned in the US.
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The Democrat-held US House of Representatives approves $162bn to pay for another year of fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Iraqi and US security forces fan out in the southern Iraqi city of Amara to drive out Shia militias and criminal gangs.
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Supporters of Burma's democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi mark her 63rd birthday, as the US appeals for her release.
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The US Treasury Department freezes the US assets of two Venezuelan nationals for alleged links with Hezbollah.
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Examinations of 11 former detainees at US military jails show evidence of torture, a human rights group says.
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President Bush asks the US Congress to end a ban on offshore oil drilling, as fuel prices rise up the political agenda.
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The role of US guns and hitmen in Mexico's drugs war
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The Mississippi River spills over two more levees in the US Midwest, adding to the region's flood misery.
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Hindus in the US say they are offended by the Hollywood comedy Love Guru, ahead of its release on Friday.
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S Koreans explain their protests against US imports
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The Mississippi river bursts through a levee in Illinois and threatens to break 27 more through the American Midwest.
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The US military blames a rogue Shia militia for Tuesday's deadly car bombing in a Shia area of Baghdad, as the death toll rises.
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US senators criticise military officials for the way they developed interrogation methods used at Guantanamo Bay.
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US regulators slap limits on oil contracts traded overseas amid fears speculators are artificially boosting oil prices.
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A US judge drops charges against a marine officer accused of failing to investigate deaths of Iraqi civilians in Haditha.
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US producer prices jumped by more than many analysts expected in May amid soaring fuel and food prices.
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A US woman denies using a fake MySpace profile to bully a 13-year-old girl who later killed herself.
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Why S Asia children do so well in US spelling contests
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China's yuan is at its highest level since July 2005 as US and Chinese officials begin a two-day meeting.
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Former US Vice-President Al Gore endorses the Democratic candidate for the presidency, Barack Obama.
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US Secretary of State Rice makes an unannounced visit to Lebanon following a crucial power-sharing deal.
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People in the US state of Iowa prepare for more of the floods which have already forced thousands from their homes.
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Tiger Woods wins his 14th major by beating outsider Rocco Mediate at the first sudden-death hole in a thrilling play-off.
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The price of corn hits a record high over supply worries after flooding in the US Midwest this month ruined crops.
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The number of Somalis needing food aid is likely to sharply rise, as the country faces a worse crisis than Darfur, the US warns.
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Gordon Brown and George Bush warn Iran to accept their "offers of partnership" or face international isolation.
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Tiger Woods wins his third US Open title in sudden-death after a thrilling 18-hole play-off with Rocco Mediate.
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In a last-ditch move, South Korea and the US resume talks aimed at modifying a controversial beef agreement.
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More than 64 people have been jailed for using blogs as a means of protest since 2003, a US report finds.
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Pollster John Zogby identifies key US poll battlegrounds
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Gordon Brown and George W Bush hold formal talks on the second day of the US president's two-day visit to the UK.
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George W Bush stands by the invasion of Iraq five years ago as protests greet the UK leg of his goodbye tour.
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Condoleezza Rice warns Jewish settlement building is having a "negative effect" on efforts for Middle East peace.
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Afghan President Hamid Karzai says he is ready to send troops over the border into Pakistan to confront militants.
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Flooding forces at least 24,000 people from their homes in the US state of Iowa and devastates crops.
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Tiger Woods will take a one-shot lead over England's Lee Westwood into the final round of the US Open at Torrey Pines on Sunday.
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George Bush praises Nicolas Sarkozy on his choice of wife, on the latest leg of the US president's European tour.
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Iraqi troops and police backed by US forces deploy to Amara city in a fresh clampdown on Shia gunmen, officials say.
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A host of stars pay tribute to Warren Beatty, who has received a lifetime achievement award from the American Film Institute.
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The US space shuttle Discovery successfully lands at Florida's Kennedy space station despite the earlier loss of a rudder clip.
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Kevin Connolly reports from the US where rules on TV advertising are quite different from other Western countries.
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US teenager aims to become youngest to sail around the world
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A US judge removes himself from an obscenity trial after it emerges that his own website features explicit images.
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Women who smoke are no more likely to develop lung cancer than men, US researchers conclude.
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NBC News Washington Bureau Chief Tim Russert dies of a heart attack at the age of 58.
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Thousands of people have to be evacuated as floods swamp Cedar Rapids and wide areas of the US state of Iowa.
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Astronauts on the US space shuttle Discovery are told a piece of floating debris and apparent bump pose no danger.
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A Chicago jury acquits US singer R Kelly of all 14 counts of child pornography in connection with a sex video.
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Pakistan's foreign minister welcomes a joint probe into a US airstrike which Islamabad says killed 11 of its troops.
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Iraqi PM Nouri Maliki says talks with the US on allowing its forces to remain in Iraq have "reached an impasse".
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US inflation rises at its fastest pace for six months in May because of sharply higher energy costs.
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US President George W Bush says he is honoured by his special treatment on his final visit to Pope Benedict XVI.
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Thousands of people have to be evacuated as floods devastate wide areas of Iowa in the United States.
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South Korea's trade minister is visiting Washington in a bid to defuse a political crisis sparked by US beef imports.
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The top UN humanitarian official says the crisis in Zimbabwe is worsening, as the US highlights its deteriorating security.
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A key court ruling on Guantanamo detainees will not affect military trials of terror suspects, the US attorney general says.
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Unheralded Americans Kevin Streelman and Justin Hicks are the surprise leaders after the first round of the US Open at Torrey Pines.
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American Kevin Streelman drops a shot at the last for a three-under 68 to join countryman Justin Hicks in a share of the US Open lead.
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