We have started to collect the most important news related to United States in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
A US safety panel recommends a sweeping nationwide ban on texting and cell phone use while driving, including even hands-free devices.
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The US Federal Reserve leaves interest rates unchanged and says that it will continue with its bond-buying stimulus programme.
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Iran rejects a US call for the return of a US surveillance drone recently captured by Iran, saying Washington should apologise for invading its airspace.
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US authorities charge eight former executives at industrial giant Siemens in connection with a $100m (£64m) foreign bribery scheme.
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A US Congressional panel freezes $700m (£450m) in aid to Pakistan until it gives assurances that it is tackling the spread of homemade bombs in the region.
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Former Penn State football coach Jerry Sandusky waives his right to face his accusers at a preliminary hearing on child sex abuse charges.
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US retail sales creep up a further 0.2% in November, slightly weaker than expectations inflated by strong Black Friday sales.
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Four are killed after two military helicopters crashed during a training exercise on Monday at a military base in the northwest US state of Washington.
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Martin Scorsese is to become the first director to receive the American Riviera Award at next year's Santa Barbara International Film Festival.
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US singer-songwriter Billy Joel becomes the only non-classical performer to be honoured with a portrait at New York's prestigious Steinway Hall.
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India's rupee hits an all-time low against the US dollar, after industrial production tumbles in the month of October.
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Hundreds of anti-Wall Street protesters cause major disruption to three ports on the US West Coast, shutting terminals and blocking lorries.
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US President Barack Obama vows that the US and Iraq will enjoy a "normal relationship", with no US troops or bases in Iraq beyond the end of 2011.
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The US Supreme Court is to consider Arizona's tough immigration law - its latest politically charged case with an election year looming.
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President Barack Obama says the US has requested that Tehran return the surveillance drone captured by Iran's military earlier this month.
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President Barack Obama pays tribute to the ''impressive progress'' made by Iraq and to the leadership of Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, ahead of the complete withdrawal of US troops from Iraq by the end of the year.
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US home improvement retailer Lowe's is facing a backlash after it pulled advertisements from a reality show featuring Muslim-American families.
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The US security firm at the centre of allegations that its guards killed civilians in Iraq is changing its name once more, to Academi.
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Manas airbase is crucial for supplying the US in Afghanistan but its lease is due to expire in 2014.
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The US army presents an award for valour to 93-year-old Belgian Augusta Chiwy for her bravery as a nurse during WWII.
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The Arab League condemns Republican US presidential contender Newt Gingrich for calling Palestinians an "invented" people and "terrorists".
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The US box office suffers its lowest takings in three years, despite the pulling power of New Year's Eve's all-star cast.
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With just a few weeks until all US service personnel will have withdrawn from Iraq, what does their exit mean to ordinary Iraqis?
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Pakistan's Prime Minister Yousef Raza Gilani has said his country does not trust the United States, and the feeling is mutual.
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The former leader of Panama, General Manuel Noriega, has returned to his home country 22 years after being forcibly removed from power by the US.
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The US military's first Hindu chaplain
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Luke Donald becomes the first player to complete the US and European Tour money list double in the same year after finishing third at the Dubai World Championship.
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The latest Republican candidates debate in Iowa sees fierce attacks on new frontrunner Newt Gingrich and an offer of a $10,000 bet.
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Is America capable of intelligent debate?
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Kevin Lunsmann, a 14-year-old US citizen, captured by suspected Muslim rebels five months ago is now free, say reports.
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Luke Donald moves closer to topping the European money list, having already achieved the US equivalent this year, as a third-round 66 puts him fourth at the Dubai World Championship.
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What future for Iraq as the Americans leave?
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Top US military commander Gen Martin Dempsey says he is concerned about "the potential for civil unrest" as Europe's financial crisis unfolds.
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Why would US wrestler set out to offend his immigrant fans?
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A Connecticut jury condemns Joshua Komisarjevsky to death over a grisly home invasion murder case that has impacted the state's death penalty laws.
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Thirty years of legal battles over US death-row inmate
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An unusual cat boasting 26 toes helps fundraisers secure the future of a Wisconsin animal shelter in need of a new home.
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Iranian TV has shown the video footage of an advanced US drone aircraft that Tehran says it downed late last week.
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Iranian TV shows the first video footage of an advanced unmanned US drone aircraft that Tehran says it downed near the Afghan border.
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US President Barack Obama describes a decision to restrict access to the morning-after pill for girls aged under 17 as "common sense".
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Incinerated remains of at least 274 US troops were reportedly disposed of at landfill over several years by America's largest military mortuary.
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Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin accuses the United States of encouraging protests over the results of parliamentary elections.
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Annie Leibovitz's new book and exhibition Pilgrimage looks at places associated with the historical American figures which fascinate her.
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TV star Alec Baldwin's Twitter account is deactivated after a row with American Airlines over his use of his mobile phone.
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Modern Family - winner of best comedy at both the 2011 Writers Guild of America and Producers Guild Awards - is a leading contender for next year's honours.
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Thailand has jailed a US citizen for two and a half years after he admitted posting web links to a banned biography of King Bhumibol Adulyadej.
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US actor Harry Morgan, best known for playing Colonel Sherman Potter in the popular series Mash, dies at the age of 96.
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Thailand jails US citizen Joe Gordon after he admitted posting links to a banned biography of King Bhumibol, in a case that has drawn global criticism.
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A Kashmiri-born American citizen pleads guilty to secretly receiving millions of dollars from Pakistan's spy agency in violation of US federal laws.
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A controversial oil pipeline linking Canada and the US must be assessed for environmental impact, the US president tells Canada's prime minister.
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The US remembers Pearl Harbor 70 years on
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Drugs maker AstraZeneca is to cut 1,150 jobs in the US in a bid to further cut its costs.
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The few remaining survivors of the Pearl Harbor attacks have led US commemorations of the surprise offensive's 70th anniversary.
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The few remaining survivors of the Pearl Harbor attacks lead US commemorations of the surprise offensive's 70th anniversary.
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US soul singer Dobie Gray, best known for his hit 1973 song Drift Away, dies aged 71.
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China warns of "severe challenges" to its exports due to falling demand in the US and Europe and will target developing markets.
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Formula 1 bosses announce an unchanged 2012 calendar, despite continuing doubts over the races in the US and Bahrain.
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The US vows to fight for homosexual rights abroad by using foreign aid and diplomacy, declaring gay rights an inalienable human right.
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Diners in San Diego had a lucky escape after a car ploughed right through the middle of a busy restaurant.
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US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner is due to hold talks with the French President Nicolas Sarkozy about the state of the eurozone.
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Actor Alec Baldwin says he was removed from a New York-bound American Airlines plane for playing a popular online word game before the plane took off.
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The American who set up a cheese-making business in Russia
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US President Barack Obama uses a speech in Kansas to sharply criticise Republican economic policies and highlight his approach to reducing income inequality.
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US banking giant, Citigroup, says it is to cut 4,500 jobs around the world in an effort to reduce its costs.
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An account of a frenzied encounter in a shower wins US author David Guterson the annual Bad Sex In Fiction Award.
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The US state department opens a "virtual embassy" for Iran, in a bid to reach out to Iranians interested in visas and other information.
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Two opinion polls in the key US election state of Iowa show Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich's surge past Mitt Romney continuing.
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A US coal firm agrees to the biggest compensation package ever awarded for a US mine disaster over a 2010 blast in West Virginia that claimed 29 lives.
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The US says its ambassador to Syria, Robert Ford, who was removed from the country after threats to his safety, is due to return to Damascus.
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US rockers Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers are to play their first major UK gig in 20 years next year, it is announced.
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A 23-year-old woman who worked on US TV show Gossip Girl has her hand amputated after walking into a plane's propeller.
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Jason Aldean walks away with six trophies at the American Country Awards, including artist of the year.
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The US says it is concerned at the the loss of a Sentinel unmanned drone near the border with Iran, which Tehran says it shot down.
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Dr George McGavin travels to the USA to find out how the army are battling against food decay.
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Raj Rajaratnam, a former hedge fund founder, arrives at a US federal prison to begin serving the longest-ever sentence for insider trading.
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The White House rejects Republican calls to sack the US ambassador to Belgium, Howard Gutman, over remarks he made about anti-Semitism in Europe.
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The US Postal Service says it is closing more than half its mail-processing centres in a £3bn (£1.9bn) cost-cutting drive expected to result in 28,000 job losses.
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An 11-year-old US boy was stunned to get a reply to his message in a bottle from Portugal's Azores Islands - via the more reliable means of email.
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The social network is opening its first software engineering facility away from the US West Coast, and is also reported to have taken over Gowalla.
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Iran's military claims to have shot down a US drone, as Nato-led forces say it may be a craft that was lost over western Afghanistan last week.
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Israeli ministers hit back at concern expressed by US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton that democracy is being eroded in the country.
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Leaders from Latin America and the Caribbean have approved the creation of a new regional bloc that excludes the United States and Canada.
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US presidential hopeful Herman Cain has said he is suspending his campaign for the Republican nomination.
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Leaders from 33 countries in Latin America and the Caribbean approve the creation of a new regional bloc that excludes the United States and Canada.
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US Republican Herman Cain says he is suspending his campaign for the presidential nomination, in the wake of allegations of an extra-marital affair.
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US Republican Herman Cain is expected to announce shortly whether he will continue his beleaguered presidential campaign.
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Fierce winds leave hundreds of thousands without power, close schools and down trees in a once-in-a-decade weather event in western US states.
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US Secretary of Defence Leon Panetta calls on Israel to work with Turkey and Egypt to end what he calls its growing isolation in the Middle East.
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Guess what happened when US left Afghan border hotspot?
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The Israeli government orders adverts that urge Israelis in the US to return home to be pulled amid outcry from the American Jewish community.
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Global stock markets gain - with the US having its best week in two years - as Europe's leaders call for closer integration and US unemployment drops.
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Venezuela's President Chavez hosts a summit creating a new regional bloc, bringing together 33 Latin American and Caribbean countries without the US or Canada.
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A US House of Representatives committee votes to subpoena the former head of collapsed brokerage firm MF Global, Jon Corzine.
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The US authorities appeal for the immediate release from a Cuban jail of US contractor Alan Gross, two years to the day after his arrest.
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The US military hands over control of its former Iraq HQ Camp Victory to the authorities there, as troops prepare to leave by the end of the year.
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The US unemployment rate drops sharply to 8.6% in November, its lowest level in two-and-a-half years, from 9% the month before, figures show.
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Aung San Suu Kyi says she is hopeful that Burma can get on to "the road to democracy", after talks with US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
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Bahrain is recruiting a former police chief from the US city of Miami to help reform law enforcement, says the country's interior ministry.
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A US writer takes legal action against the makers of Cowboys and Aliens, claiming he had the idea prior to a comic book series produced in 2006.
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Honda says it is recalling 313,000 vehicles, mainly in the US and Canada, due to concerns about potentially faulty airbags.
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