We have started to collect the most important news related to United States in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Cambridge Analytica claims its data and research helped Donald Trump win the US presidency. But how?
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American Patrick Reed wins his first major title with a one-shot win at the Masters, ahead of compatriot Rickie Fowler, with Rory McIlroy falling to joint fifth.
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The US president blames Russia, Iran and "Animal Assad", saying there will be a "big price to pay".
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For the first time in at least 100 years, the US Cabinet has a Bible Study group. What do they learn?
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Monsignor Carlo Alberto Capella had been recalled from a US diplomatic post after allegations were made.
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The group of Central American migrants has been travelling through Mexico for two weeks now. Some hope to arrive in the US.
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President Peña Nieto tells his US counterpart not to take his 'frustrations' out on Mexico.
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The move follows a call from President Trump to shore up the southern US border.
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American Patrick Reed leads by two shots from Marc Leishman after two rounds of the Masters at Augusta National.
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Why the world has lost one of the most influential powerbrokers it had never heard of.
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Aluminium billionaire Oleg Deripaska is among seven oligarchs and 17 top government officials targeted.
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The US economy added fewer jobs than expected, with some analysts blaming the cold weather.
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The US president referred reporters to his lawyer, who made the $130,000 (£92,000) payment in 2016.
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The US Surgeon General says more Americans should carry the drug naxolone to combat opioid overdoses.
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Events around the US commemorate the 50th anniversary of the assassination of the civil rights champion.
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Nasim Aghdam's attack at YouTube HQ was a rare occurrence: only 4% of mass shooters in the US are female.
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Uber drivers in the US are complaining that an increasing number of customers are using them like an ambulance service.
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President Donald Trump declared last week that the US would "be coming out of Syria very soon".
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The president recently appeared to be making Syria policy on the fly, but getting out won't be easy.
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Shares in New York rebound after earlier falls sparked by US and Chinese plans to impose tariffs on some imports.
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A jury in the US finds Gonzalo Sánchez de Lozada responsible for the 2003 killings of protesters.
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Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg is to testify before the US House Commerce Committee regarding protection of user data.
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Unauthorised phone tracking devices, which mimic mobile tower to gather information, found in US.
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Police identify the suspect as Nasim Aghdam, 39, and say they are still investigating a motive.
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Reality Check looks at race and ethnicity in US politics since the death of Martin Luther King
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The president vows to deploy troops as hundreds of immigrants head north on foot through Mexico.
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Two different trains hit lorries stuck on level crossings within three days in Georgia, US.
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Critics say requiring judges to clear at least 700 cases a year could lead to legal challenges.
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Markets lurch as Beijing imposes tariffs on 128 US products, including pork, wine and aluminium.
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Sears was once the titan of the US retail industry. Today, it's struggling to stay afloat.
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US TV producer and writer Steven Bochco redefined TV drama with his police shows.
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Pork, wine and scrap aluminium are among the 128 imports targeted, worth some $3bn.
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Reality Check looks into claims about the health of the Russian tourism industry.
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The US has accused Russia of trying to destabilise Afghanistan by supporting Taliban militants.
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Rani Hong was kidnapped from her family in India and sold into slavery. Now she lives in the US and fights human trafficking.
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A Moscow official accuses the UK and US of trying to stop the championship being held in Russia.
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The president accuses the online retail giant of scamming the US Postal Service.
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A state department proposal could require visa applicants to detail all their social media handles.
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The company says a Model X vehicle involved in a fatal crash in the US was in Autopilot mode.
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Stephon Clark was shot a total of eight times in the night-time confrontation in California.
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Moscow kicks out 60 envoys and closes a consulate in response to US action over spy poisoning.
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The BBC's Will Grant speaks to Salvadoreans who have been deported from the United States.
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What the wine industry tells us about US-China trade tensions.
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The US defence secretary cracks a joke as he meets Donald Trump's new national security adviser.
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The White House confirms the US president called the TV star following her popular sitcom's return.
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The US had sued the bank for alleged fraud over the sale of mortgage-backed securities.
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The family of eight are all believed to have died after their vehicle drove off a California cliff.
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Martin Eberlen's images of those who live and work along the controversial route that transports oil across four US states.
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The US president gives a positive reaction to the North Korean leader meeting China's president.
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The largest weapons contract in Poland's history is likely to trigger strong criticism from Russia.
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California and New York vow to sue, saying the question will deter immigrants from participating.
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Jacqueline Woodson picks up the prestigious - and lucrative - Astrid Lindgren Memorial Award.
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Russian media have reacted with sarcasm and anger to the mass expulsion of diplomats from the US, Canada and some European states.
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Nxivm's female "slaves" were branded with Keith Raniere's initials, say prosecutors.
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Earlier Wall Street had rallied on optimistic comments coming out of both Washington and Beijing.
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A new book tells the history of the first US black millionaires - and how they spent their riches.
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The US and many EU nations are expelling Russian envoys over the poisoning of an ex-spy in the UK.
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Remington Outdoor has been in business for more than 200 years but has been hit by slowing sales.
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The US star says he believes some companies are purposely putting out "racist ads" for more views.
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His comments comparing India's biometric ID scheme to procuring a US visa spark a row online.
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Thousands of US airline pilots carry guns in the cockpit. Why do they do it - and how are they trained?
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The leading events in some of the biggest rallies in the US since the Vietnam War era.
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The head of US forces in Afghanistan had told the BBC Moscow was supplying the insurgents with arms.
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Student-led March For Our Lives events nationwide draw hundreds of thousands of protesters.
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Roy Piechocki has been wanted by Interpol since 2011 for sexually exploiting a minor in the US.
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Americans march for tougher gun controls in the wake of a Florida school shooting.
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The US had taken action against 10 Iranians and a tech firm for alleged worldwide hack attacks.
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US President Donald Trump has imposed tariffs on Chinese goods , raising fears of a trade war.
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The president is accused of making a "loser's bluff" after dropping a threat to veto the bill.
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An Iranian company allegedly stole data from 320 universities in the US and 21 other countries.
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Stock markets in Asia see big losses as China says it is "not afraid" of a trade war with the US.
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The new US National Security Adviser is a confrontational advocate for the use of American power.
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US National Security Adviser HR McMaster is the latest victim of the President's line-up changes.
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The firm Charles Lazarus founded in 1948 said last week it was game over for its US and UK stores.
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The US trade representative says the import duties have been "paused" while further talks take place.
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A US professor wants the company to hand over all the data it has on him and explain exactly how it got it.
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From the survivors of mass shootings to gun owners, Newsbeat speaks to four different people about gun control in the USA.
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Mark Anthony Conditt, 23, has been named by authorities as the suspect who died in an explosion.
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A US employee association is being sued after restricting a Muslim man's membership over the row.
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State media says North Korea's "self-confidence" brought about the recent diplomatic thaw.
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Police are trying to identify the Good Samaritans who saved a US man trapped in a burning car.
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The French order more US-style hamburgers than classic jambon-beurre sandwiches, a study suggests.
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The president confirms Jerome Powell as his choice to lead the US central bank.
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Sayfullo Saipov, who killed eight in a truck rampage, says he hoped he would hit Halloween crowds.
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A high-level defector tells the US that disseminating information is the way to change North Korea.
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Donald Trump is due to visit five Asian countries on his first tour of the region as US president.
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American firework laws may seem strict - but have they got the right idea?
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US police are seeking a hate crime charge against a white student after an apparent campaign against her black roommate.
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The BBC spoke to an Uzbek immigrant who met Sayfullo Saipov when the suspect arrived in the US.
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The president says he would consider detaining the suspect - not a US citizen - at Guantanamo Bay.
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The editor at National Public Radio has been accused of kissing female colleagues without their consent.
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Alleged Russian propaganda designed to sway voters is put on show by US senators.
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Police say traces of narcotics were found on belongings left on an airplane in January.
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The US Coast Guard says that neither Jennifer Appel nor Tasha Fuiava used their emergency beacon.
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A raging river carries away an entire house and crushes it under a bridge in New Hampshire.
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Facebook says 80,000 posts linked to Russia were produced before and after the US election in 2016.
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President Trump's chief of staff General John Kelly was speaking to Fox News when he made the remarks.
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Mustafa al-Imam is accused of taking part in the attack that killed four US citizens at a compound.
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President Trump's former campaign chair was indicted on 12 charges, including conspiracy against the US.
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Veteran journalist Mark Halperin is let go by NBC News and MSNBC after sexual harassment claims.
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