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 presidential candidate Barack Obama speaks on race, seeking to defuse a row over his ex-pastor.
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US President George W Bush again urges the US Congress to approve a free trade deal with Colombia.
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A third US marine is charged over the deaths of unarmed Iraqi detainees in Falluja in November 2004.
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Worldwide payment card group Visa has raised more than $17.9bn (£8.9bn) in the biggest US share issue.
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The US central bank announces another deep cut in interest rates to calm nervous markets.
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The head of a US body-snatching ring who stole body parts from about 1,000 people pleads guilty.
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US Vice-President Cheney says the US will complete its Iraq mission, to prevent it becoming a base for terrorists.
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The Supreme Court considers Washington DC's gun laws, in a landmark case about Americans' right to bear arms.
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Russia's foreign minister says no deal has been struck with the US over its missile shield plans in Europe.
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US Treasury boss Henry Paulson says the US is in a downturn as the Fed prepares to slash interest rates to 2%.
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Share prices in Europe rebound as investors await an interest rate decision from the US central bank.
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Rafael Nadal and Jo-Wilfried Tsonga will meet in the fourth round of the Pacific Life Open.
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The pilot of a ship that spilt 58,000 gallons of oil into San Francisco Bay is charged with criminal negligence.
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Stock markets across the globe slump in reaction to the emergency rescue of Bear Stearns.
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Senior political figures from Russia and the US, meeting in Moscow, say they are hopeful relations can be improved.
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The US Supreme Court is to consider a legal wrangle over what constitutes indecency on the airwaves.
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US Vice-President Dick Cheney visits Iraq ahead of the fifth anniversary of the US-led invasion.
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JPMorgan Chase is to acquire ailing US bank Bear Stearns for $2 a share, a fraction of its previous value.
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Millions of Iraqis lack clean water and healthcare, five years after the US-led invasion, the Red Cross says.
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US presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton defends her role in the Northern Ireland peace process.
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Republican presumptive presidential candidate John McCain is in Iraq for meetings with top US and Iraqi officials.
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Two people die in storms in the US state of Georgia, a day after a tornado tears through the city of Atlanta.
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A severe wind storm hits the US city of Atlanta, damaging skyscrapers, hotels and two sports arenas.
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The House of Representatives in the US passes a wiretap law that President George Bush has vowed to veto.
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A US court clearns two doctors of negligence in the 2003 death of actor John Ritter.
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President Bush attempts to reassure US businessmen that the country's economy is fundamentally strong.
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US bank Bear Stearns gets emergency funding, raising fears that one of Wall Street's biggest names may collapse.
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A top al-Qaeda figure who the Pentagon says has close ties to Osama Bin Laden is taken to Guantanamo Bay.
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A Yemeni says he was held for nearly three years in secret CIA prisons and accuses the US of torture.
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Israelis and Palestinians are to hold talks with a US envoy on the roadmap plan, the first such meeting for months.
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The US Senate and House pass
budget plans in opposition to President George W Bush's $3 trillion budget.
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Two American astronauts on a mission to the International Space Station (ISS) begin their first space walk.
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Some progress was made at North Korea nuclear talks but more is needed, US negotiator Christopher Hill says.
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The US secretary of state asks Latin American countries to give no quarter to terrorist groups.
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Suspected Colombian drug baron 'Lollypop' Ramirez Abadia can be extradited to the US, Brazil court rules.
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A US father and daughter are accused of tricking 15,000 mostly elderly British citizens out of more than $70m.
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The prostitute at the centre of New York Governor Eliot Spitzer's sex scandal is named by US media.
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The EU and the US agree on a twin approach in their talks on doing away with visas for travel to the US.
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US shares fall sharply, hit by dollar weakness and the news that a billion-dollar fund is on the verge of collapse.
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The US criticises a "campaign" of arrests of Egyptian opposition activists in the run-up to elections.
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American Bode Miller wins the overall World Cup title for the 2007-08 season.
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Pakistan criticises US forces in Afghanistan for cross-border shelling that it says killed two women and two children.
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The US introduces tougher air quality standards for the first time in 10 years, to improve public health.
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Mexico arrests a US citizen alleged to be a key Tijuana drug cartel figure and is set to deport him to the US.
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China says Washington's rights record is "shocking", after a US report labels Beijing an authoritarian regime.
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The US shuttle Endeavour docks with the International Space Station on a mission to deliver a Japanese space lab.
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Two more European countries sign accords with the US on visa-free travel, causing potential problems with the EU.
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Iran's intelligence minister accuses a leading reformist MP of treason, for talking to a US-funded television station.
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Barack Obama beats Hillary Clinton in Mississippi's primary, in the fight for the Democrats' presidential nomination.
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The US says it has killed a number of militants in clashes in the mainly-Shia Muslim city of Kut in southern Iraq.
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A plastic surgeon wanted in Australia in connection with the deaths of three patients has been arrested in the US.
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A French prosecutor seeks manslaughter charges against a US airline over the 2000 Concorde crash.
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The US Mid-East commander's resignation does not signal a policy change on Iran, the Pentagon insists.
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The US Mid-East commander's resignation does not signal a policy change on Iran, the Pentagon insists.
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The head of US forces in the Middle East, Adm William Fallon, resigns amid reported differences over Iran.
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China is removed from a US list of the world's worst human rights violators in an annual state department report.
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At least one in four teenage girls in the US has a sexually transmitted disease, a study finds.
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The US secretary of state holds talks with her Israeli counterpart, amid fresh moves to advance Mid-East peace.
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The US shuttle Endeavour lifts off, carrying astronauts and equipment to the International Space Station.
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A bombing in the Iraqi province of Diyala kills three US soldiers and their interpreter, the US military says.
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Barack Obama dismisses the idea of becoming Hillary Clinton's running mate in the US presidential election.
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US research links health problems suffered by Gulf War veterans to exposure to a particular group of chemicals.
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A US congressional panel files a lawsuit to compel White House aides to cooperate with an inquiry into the firing of attorneys.
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The US president sends his deputy to the Middle East to encourage leaders to stick to peace process promises.
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The US shuttle Endeavour is set to take astronauts and equipment to the International Space Station.
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The US agrees to help modernise Poland's military as part of a deal to base interceptor missiles there.
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Five US soldiers are killed by a suicide bomb in Baghdad, in one of the deadliest attacks on US troops there in months.
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Leaders of the influential US Southern Baptists decide climate change is real and they should fight it.
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The US is not trying to re-open a military base in Uzbekistan, a senior diplomat tells the BBC.
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Asian shares are hit by more worries about the US economy, with the Nikkei at its lowest level since 2005.
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Parts of the US Midwest are clearing up after record snowfalls as blizzards move across eastern Canada.
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A book by an ex-Pentagon official attacks Colin Powell, the CIA and other US officials over the US-led Iraq war.
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Storms sweep the US Midwest, dumping a record snowfall, and disrupting flights and other services.
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Tennessee police charge a convicted killer with the murders of four adults and two children at a Memphis house.
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Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama wins in Wyoming in the latest battle with his rival Hillary Clinton.
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US President George Bush vetoes a bill that would stop the CIA using methods such as simulated drowning.
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A US oil executive is jailed for two years for paying millions of dollars in bribes to Saddam Hussein's government.
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As Baghdad experiences ongoing power shortages, Hugh Sykes hears claims this is a legacy of US planning for post-Saddam Iraq.
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The US president insists there is not a recession despite the worst monthly jobless figures in five years.
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Tony Blair is to teach students at Yale University in the US about faith and globalisation.
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Belarus announces that it has expelled the United States ambassador, and recalled its ambassador to the US.
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Three key individuals at US financial firms hit by the sub-prime crisis are to justify huge payoffs to Congress.
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The US says it aims to extradite a man suspected of being a top arms smuggler from Thailand.
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US investigators seek fresh leads on a bomb blast in New York, after no link is found with suspect photos.
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European and Asian shares slump, after data signals that the US housing market is deteriorating further.
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The US ambassador to Iraq, Ryan Crocker, says he plans to retire from his post early next year.
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Google is banned from filming inside US military bases because of the "threat" posed by its online maps.
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Bangladesh says it is working to curb the activities of an Islamic organisation one day after the US designates it as a terrorist group.
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The number of US home foreclosures reaches a record high, but the fall in pending home sales stabilises.
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US Democrats face a struggle to keep their party united as Clinton and Obama battle to run for president.
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The US government urges diplomacy to settle a crisis that has set Colombia against Venezuela and Ecuador.
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The situation for women in Iraq has become a "national crisis" since the 2003 US-led invasion, a report says.
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US and Iraqi forces killed nine suspected al-Qaeda fighters near Talafar on Sunday, the US military says.
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George W Bush backs John McCain, who has sealed the Republican nomination to run for US president.
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US forces are allowed back into Uzbekistan on a limited basis following their eviction in 2005.
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A former US navy sailor is convicted of spying and supplying al-Qaeda supporters with information on ship movements.
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The US has seen a slowdown across all regions since January, according to a Federal Reserve report.
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Hillary Clinton revives her US presidential campaign with primary wins in the key states of Texas and Ohio.
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The US missile strike in Somalia on Monday was aimed at a Kenyan al-Qaeda suspect, US officials say.
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