We have started to collect the most important news related to United States in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Bangladeshi opposition leader Sheikh Hasina leaves the country following her release from prison to get medical treatment abroad.
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At least four people are killed when a tornado hits a boy scout camp in the US state of Iowa.
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The US budget deficit widened in May to almost double what it was a year ago, the US Treasury says.
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Pakistan condemns a US air strike which killed 11 of its soldiers along the border with Afghanistan.
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A Nasa space telescope launches on a mission to explore the Universe with "gamma-ray glasses".
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Pakistan's military says an American air strike which left 11 of its soldiers dead was a "cowardly attack".
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Officials call for help to shore up levees in Iowa, following heavy rain that has caused serious flooding across the US Midwest.
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US lawmakers approve a three-year plan to combat drug trafficking from Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean.
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US aviation authorities have hired so many new air traffic controllers they cannot train them efficiently, a report finds.
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At least 10 Pakistani soldiers are reported to have been killed in an apparent airstrike by US-led forces near the Afghan border.
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Corn prices hit new records after a US government forecast that output will fall because of poor weather.
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After strains over Iraq, the EU and US are united again
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The EU and the US threaten to take further sanctions against Iran unless it suspends its nuclear programme.
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Thousands of South Koreans are protesting against US beef imports, as the cabinet offers to resign amid the crisis.
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Three of the biggest US internet service providers agree to block child sex abuse groups and remove the material from servers.
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The soaring cost of importing foreign oil widened America's trade gap in April to $60.9bn, the biggest for 13 months.
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US tycoon Donald Trump gives evidence at an inquiry into his plans for a £1bn golf resort in Scotland.
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Should Canada deport this Iraq deserter to the US?
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Torrential rains cause more flooding in the US Midwest, as the East Coast swelters in a heatwave.
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A leading US think-tank accuses members of Pakistan's intelligence service of aiding the Taleban in Afghanistan.
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The threat of a major decline in the US economy has waned, says Federal Reserve boss Ben Bernanke.
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The threat of a major decline in the US economy has waned, says Federal Reserve boss Ben Bernanke.
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US investment bank Lehman Brothers is raising $6bn as it prepares to post a $2.77bn loss in the second quarter.
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Iraq's antiquities department takes delivery of 11 ancient ceremonial seals looted after the US-led invasion in 2003.
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The US leader arrives in Slovenia on what is expected to be his last European tour, with economic issues to the fore.
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US Senator Edward Kennedy returns home after undergoing surgery for a cancerous brain tumour.
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US President George W Bush speaks about economic concerns as he sets off on what may be his final trip to Europe.
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Iran's supreme leader tells the visiting Iraqi PM the root cause of his country's problems is the presence of US troops.
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Who has the edge? US pundits assess the challenges
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The US Midwest braces for more bad weather after weekend storms that killed several people and caused wide flooding.
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South Korea sends delegates to the US for talks on a controversial beef deal that has triggered weeks of protests.
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The historic Governor's Mansion in the US state of Texas, which is being restored, suffers severe damage in a blaze.
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A US helicopter transferring a patient to a hospital in Houston, Texas, crashes, killing all four people on board.
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Democratic hopeful Barack Obama pays tribute to Hillary Clinton's "valiant" campaign after she bows out of the US presidential race.
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Hillary Clinton tells supporters she is suspending her campaign to win the US presidency and is backing Barack Obama.
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Jim McKay, the TV veteran who broke the news of the tragedy at the Munich Olympics, dies at the age of 86.
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Hillary Clinton prepares to end her bid to become US president with what is set to be an emotional thank-you to supporters.
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The US and Asia's four largest economies say record oil prices are a big burden to economies, as G8 energy ministers meet.
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The US embassy in London has criticised a government plan to tax airlines on each plane rather than each passenger.
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The price of crude oil climbs a record $10 in one day's trading, as the US is hit by tumbling shares and high jobless figures.
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A US law that would have introduced a cap on carbon emissions is blocked by senators.
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Leading US stock market indexes suffer massive falls as the price of oil soars to yet another record.
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A British man accused of murdering his wife and daughter planned to sell his story, a US court hears.
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The US military reports capturing 32 suspected al-Qaeda members in Baghdad and other parts of Iraq.
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The US unemployment rate rises at its fastest pace in more than two decades in May, stoking recession fears.
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Democratic contender Barack Obama meets defeated rival Hillary Clinton as speculation grows over her future role.
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The US marks 40 years since the assassination of Robert F Kennedy in Los Angeles, as he campaigned for the Democratic nomination.
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The US air force's chief of staff and another official resign after a series of errors involving nuclear weapons and parts.
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The UN food summit in Rome struggles to reach agreement as Argentina objects to a call to reduce trade barriers.
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Zimbabwean police detain several US and UK diplomats as they try to investigate political violence, the US envoy says.
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The US is to investigate how it deported a Syrian-born Canadian to Syria where he was allegedly tortured.
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Relive the drama of the US primaries with our quiz
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World number one Tiger Woods has been paired with number two Phil Mickelson and third-ranked Adam Scott for the US Open.
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A US appeals court upholds spying convictions for five Cubans, while saying sentences for three can be reconsidered.
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South Korea's ruling party suffers a heavy defeat in its first electoral test, amid a bitter row over US beef imports.
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A US marine is acquitted of charges that he helped cover up the killing of 24 Iraqi civilians in Haditha in 2005.
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A journalist who received the sex tape at the centre of the R Kelly child pornography trial is made to testify.
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South Korea's new president learns true cost of US beef
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Barack Obama says he has clinched the Democratic Party's nomination for the US presidential election.
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US Navy ships are to leave Burma's coastline because the government will not let them help cyclone victims.
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US actor and filmmaker Mel Ferrer, who was once married to actress Audrey Hepburn, dies at the age of 90.
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US investment bank Lehman Brothers denies rumours it is facing funding problems, but its shares fall by 10%.
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General Motors is closing four truck and sports utility vehicle plants in the US, Canada and Mexico.
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The US is to tighten visa restrictions to allow it to screen short-term visitors from Japan and Western Europe.
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Hillary Clinton says she is "open" to being vice-president on Barack Obama's ticket, as US primary polls near an end.
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South Korea requests a key change to a US beef import deal, amid mounting anti-government protests.
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The outgoing Nato forces general in Afghanistan says the war against the Taleban is "under-resourced".
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More than 400 children taken from a Texas sect begin to return to their parents following a court ruling.
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US Senator Edward Kennedy has undergone "successful" surgery for a cancerous brain tumour, his doctor says.
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Neil Entwistle is appearing in court in the US at the start of his trial for the murder of his wife and baby.
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The latest score updates from the US Open.
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Hillary Clinton says her fight for the Democratic ticket will go on, after a largely symbolic win in Puerto Rico.
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The State Department reinstates Fulbright grants for seven Palestinians in Gaza to study in the US.
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More than 200 people are arrested in Seoul in the latest protests over the decision to resume US beef imports.
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US military deaths in Iraq are reported to have fallen to their lowest monthly level for four years.
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The US security chief tells the BBC the borders of Pakistan and Afghanistan are the new focus for the war on terror.
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US Democrats reach a decision on disputed votes from Florida and Michigan, leaving Barack Obama ahead.
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Thousands of South Koreans rally over plans to import US beef again, because some consider it dangerous.
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US giant Ford is to invest $3bn (£1.5bn) in a new car plant in Mexico, creating 4,500 new jobs.
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The US defence secretary says Burma is causing great loss of life by hindering international cyclone relief.
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The US and Libya agree to work together to resolve compensation claims over the Lockerbie bombing.
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President Bush uses a US drug trafficking law to impose financial sanctions on a Kurdish rebel group.
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A US marine is removed from duty over claims he distributed coins with biblical verses to citizens in Iraq.
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US Democratic hopeful Barack Obama condemns the rhetoric in a supporter's sermon mocking Hillary Clinton.
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Latin American and Caribbean delegates are to meet for food crisis talks ahead of a UN summit in Rome.
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The US army records the highest number of suicides in a year since records began, with 115 deaths in 2007.
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The king of Bahrain appoints a
Jewish female legislator as the country's new envoy to the United States.
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Trevor Graham - the coach of disgraced sprint trio Justin Gatlin, Marion Jones and Tim Montgomery - is found guilty of perjury.
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Defence lawyers for 9/11 suspects say their cases are being rushed to trial at Guantanamo to influence the US elections.
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Governors from states on both sides of the Mexico-US border are to meet for talks aimed at boosting security.
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Shareholders of the stricken US finance giant Bear Stearns approve its $2.2bn sale to JP Morgan Chase.
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White House ex-spokesman Scott McClellan explains why he is so critical of the Bush administration in a new book.
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The US secretary of state rejects claims by an ex-White House aide that President Bush misled the US on Iraq.
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An EU plan to allow chemical treatment of poultry could pave the way for a resumption of US chicken exports to the EU.
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South Korea lifts a ban on US beef imports, despite growing public protests over fears of mad cow disease.
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Dramatic claims of a potential new defence witness interrupt the trial of US R&B singer R Kelly on child sex charges.
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The US files a complaint with the World Trade Organisation over European tariffs on hi-tech items.
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A Chinese woman living in the US pleads guilty to helping to spy for Beijing on US military relations with Taiwan.
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The court martial begins of US Lt Andrew Grayson, charged with destroying evidence of killings in Haditha, Iraq.
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