We have started to collect the most important news related to United States in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Intel will ride out any US recession, the firm's chief executive Paul Otellini tells BBC News.
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John McCain, the Republican Party's presidential candidate, says the US can look ahead to success in Iraq.
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Afghan officials investigate reports that up to 33 civilians died in a US and Afghan army operation.
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Three US troops are killed by rocket attacks on the Green Zone and a base in Baghdad, the US military says.
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George Bush and Vladimir Putin sign a basic agreement on bilateral ties, without a breakthrough on differences.
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Texan police continue raids on breakaway Mormon sect's ranch, removing almost 200 women and children.
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Security firm Blackwater gets its contract to protect US diplomats in Iraq extended amid a probe into the killing of 17 Iraqis.
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US President George W Bush pays tribute to Croatia's democracy during a speech in Zagreb.
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Crowds of people gather in the US city of Memphis to mark 40 years since Martin Luther King's death.
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The United States says it plans to send a "significant" number of extra troops to Afghanistan next year.
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The crew of a US B-1 bomber are safe after their plane caught fire in an incident in Qatar, the US military says.
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A US man sell the domain name pizza.com for $2.6m - after maintaining it for $20 a year since 1994.
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A 20-year-old man is arrested in Florida after allegedly making an online threat to carry out a mass shooting.
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Russia's leader describes as positive his talks with Nato chiefs, but warns against the bloc's expansion eastwards.
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A Burmese activist who protested alone and silently outside the US embassy in Rangoon is jailed for life.
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The US State Department says it expects the Lockerbie bomber to serve his sentence in Scotland.
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The US Congress holds a ceremony on the eve of the 40th anniversary of Martin Luther King's assassination.
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Senior officials in the EU and the United States agree to join forces to push Chinese toy-makers to improve safety.
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Eight British men are accused of planning to bomb passenger planes bound for the US and Canada.
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Nato member states say they will endorse controversial US plans for a missile defence shield based in Europe.
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American officials in Japan apologise to the family of a taxi driver, after a US sailor is arrested for the killing.
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The US House of Representatives passes a bill to triple its spending on the global fight against Aids.
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US President George Bush repeats his call for Nato expansion, as leaders gather at a summit in Romania.
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US President George W Bush urges Nato allies to send more troops to Afghanistan.
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Gunmen kill four people, believed to be members of a US-allied Sunni militia, at a fake checkpoint in Iraq.
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Federal Reserve boss Ben Bernanke warns the US economy may contract in the first six months of 2008.
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US stocks take a knock as Fed boss Ben Bernanke says it's possible the US economy may enter recession.
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Christopher Hill tells North Korea to end deadlock on the nuclear deal, while Seoul tells it to tone down its rhetoric.
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US President George W Bush gives his strong support for Ukraine's membership of Nato, during a visit to Kiev.
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Senior US Democrat Nancy Pelosi urges a quick decision to choose the party's presidential candidate.
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Maria Sharapova will not play for Russia in their Fed Cup semi-final against the USA in Moscow next month.
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The first European flight to benefit from the US and European Union "open skies" deal will leave Heathrow later.
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The US secretary of state holds more talks with Israelis and Palestinians, wrapping up her Middle East tour.
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The "open skies" deal between the US and Europe comes into effect, aiming to open up trans-Altantic air travel.
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Israel and the Palestinians agree to a series of "concrete steps" to ease lives in the West Bank, the US says.
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Hollywood's acting unions refuse to work together in contract negotiations, raising fears of a strike.
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Hillary Clinton dismisses calls from a senior Democrat to end her bid for the party's presidential nomination.
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The Pentagon replaces a commander of US forces in Iraq and Afghanistan, who quit early amid controversy.
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The US military drops charges against a marine accused of involvement in the killing of Iraqi civilians in Haditha.
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US Democratic Party chairman Howard Dean calls for a choice of presidential candidate to be made by 1 July.
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The US president calls the fight between Iraqi forces and militias in Basra "a defining moment" for Iraq.
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The US urges North Korea to focus on nuclear disarmament, after Pyongyang test-fires several short range missiles.
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US folk star Emilio Navaira is showing signs of recovery after a tour bus crash, his surgeon says.
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US diplomats say they have made progress in talks over future co-operation with Russia.
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The US orders a full inventory of nuclear arms and materials after missile parts were sent to Taiwan by mistake.
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Two die and two are badly injured in shooting at a hospital in Columbus, Georgia in the United States.
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More than 100 Indians march to the US capital, Washington, complaining of having to work "like slaves".
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A US federal appeals court overturns the death sentence passed on former Black Panther Mumia Abu-Jamal.
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US President George W Bush praises Iraqi PM Nouri Maliki for his "bold" crackdown on Shia militias in Basra.
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A US newspaper apologises for claiming rap mogul Sean "Diddy" Combs was involved in a shooting of Tupac Shakur.
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US state department workers viewed the passport files of several prominent Americans, a US news agency reports.
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The US says it killed four militants in an air strike in Iraq, but Iraqi sources say dozens of people were killed.
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A US man is sentenced to 25 years in prison for severely burning his two-month-old daughter in a microwave.
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Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd is on this way to the US, kicking off a 17-day multi-nation diplomatic trip.
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US President George W Bush calls his Chinese counterpart to urge him to begin talks with Tibet's Dalai Lama.
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The US space shuttle Endeavour lands in Florida after a record mission to the International Space Station.
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US Radio giant, Clear Channel, and the companies that want to buy it are suing the banks financing the deal.
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A US man who sent three lawmakers to Iraq in 2002 is charged with working for Saddam Hussein's regime.
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A US man who sent three lawmakers to Iraq in 2002 is charged with working for Saddam Hussein's regime.
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Republican presidential hopeful John McCain calls for the US to work more closely with other nations.
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President Bush accepts a Russian invitation to meet for talks on the planned US missile defence system.
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Pakistan's foreign office denies suggestions that the timing of a visit by top US diplomats is unusual.
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An investigation is under way in the US after a pilot apparently let off a firearm during a US Airways flight.
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US officials say an Egyptian was killed in a shooting incident involving small boats in the Suez Canal on Monday.
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An appearance by singer Britney Spears in US TV show How I Met Your Mother draws almost 3m extra viewers.
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US White House hopeful Hillary Clinton says she was mistaken in claiming she came under sniper fire in Bosnia.
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Detroit's mayor pleads not guilty to perjury charges over explicit text messages allegedly sent to an aide.
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The US Supreme Court rules that President Bush cannot force Texas to reconsider the case of a Mexican on death row.
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The Pentagon says it is investigating after ballistic missile fuses were mistakenly shipped to Taiwan.
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US authorities say they are investigating after a US container ship shot at an Egyptian boat in the Suez Canal.
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US shares fall and European markets trim earlier gains in the light of weak US consumer confidence data.
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A Chinese-born engineer is jailed for more than 24 years in the US for acting as an agent for Beijing.
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Mining giant Anglo American has displaced thousands of South Africans in its quest for platinum, a BBC report finds.
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The US space shuttle Endeavour undocks from the International Space Station at the end of a record mission.
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The US congratulates Bhutan for choosing its first democratically elected government.
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A 6.1-magnitude quake hits northern Chile close to the border with Bolivia, the US Geological Survey says.
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The US military death toll in Iraq since 2003 reaches 4,000, the US military and independent counts say.
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JP Morgan Chase raises its offer for troubled bank Bear Stearns to $10 a share, from an original $2.
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US Vice-President Dick Cheney says Hamas, along with Iran and Syria, is trying to torpedo Middle East peace.
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Detroit's mayor is charged with perjury over explicit text messages he allegedly sent to a top aide.
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Some 40 road tankers supplying fuel to foreign troops in Afghanistan are blown up.
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The top US general in Iraq says he has evidence Iran was behind Sunday's attack on Baghdad's Green Zone.
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US home sales unexpectedly rose in February but prices posted a record fall, industry figures show.
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A message attributed to al-Qaeda deputy leader Ayman Zawahiri calls for attacks on US and Israeli interests.
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At least four crew members of a fishing boat die after the vessel sinks off the coast of Alaska, US coast guards say.
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US Vice-President Dick Cheney says peace in the Middle East will require painful concessions on both sides.
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More than a dozen insurgents are killed in a joint US-Afghan operation in southern Afghanistan, officials say.
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US Vice-President Dick Cheney backs Israel on security issues ahead of talks with Palestinian leaders.
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A former US radical freed on parole is returned to jail after the authorities say they miscalculated her sentence.
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Six people are killed in a US air strike in Iraq, with some reports suggesting they were US-allied Sunni fighters.
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Before the next round of primaries begins in the US, BBC Washington correspondent Kevin Connolly reflects on the winners and losers of the campaign.
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US Vice-President Dick Cheney meets Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah to discuss ways of stabilising the oil market.
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Flood waters continue to rise in the central US, after at least 16 people died in storms earlier in the week.
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The US military in Japan detains a sailor wanted in connection with a taxi driver's murder, reports say.
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The US Department of State launches an investigation into breaches of presidential candidates' passport files.
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Passport files of the three main US presidential hopefuls have been improperly accessed, officials confirm.
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Top US lawmaker Nancy Pelosi urges condemnation of China's Tibet policy after meeting the Dalai Lama in India.
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A woman on a boat off Florida dies after being hit in the face by a spotted eagle ray that leapt out of the water.
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