We have started to collect the most important news related to United States in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Period oil drama There Will Be Blood is named movie of the year by the US National Society of Film Critics.
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Presidential hopefuls clash ahead of key New Hampshire primaries, as polls suggest a narrowing Democratic race.
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A winter storm batters the US west coast, bringing floods and snowstorms, and leaving many without power.
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A British trawler stuck in Antarctic ice for a week has received a vital engine part from a US Air Force plane.
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A militant "infiltrator" in the Iraqi army deliberately shot dead two US soldiers during a joint patrol, officials say.
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A US envoy opens talks in Nairobi to try to end a political crisis after last week's disputed Kenyan election.
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A New York window cleaner who survived a 500ft (150m) fall is making a "miracle recovery", doctors say.
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The US Federal Reserve increases the amount of money available as it seeks to ease the credit crunch.
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US shares fall sharply as the jobless rate rises to a two-year high, raising fears about a possible recession.
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US presidential hopefuls head to New Hampshire a day after the Iowa result throws the nominating races wide open.
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US-based Human Rights Watch says the UN should send observers to monitor the fighting in Sri Lanka.
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Republican Mike Huckabee wins in Iowa's caucuses, with Barack Obama victorious in the Democratic race.
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The US presidential contest starts in Iowa, with Republican and Democratic races too close to call.
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The US secretary of state holds talks with Libya's foreign minister - the first such formal meeting in 36 years.
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Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, says relations with the US could be restored in the future.
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California files a lawsuit against the US government, in a dispute over greenhouse gas regulations.
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The US offers rights for oil and gas in an area of north-western Alaska renowned for its wildlife.
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US presidential hopefuls appeal for support a day before the nominating contest starts in Iowa.
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US talk show hosts Jay Leno and David Letterman make a comeback despite the writers' strike.
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The US State Department says FBI agents will be sent to Sudan to investigate the murder of a diplomat.
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The US justice department is to launch a criminal inquiry into the CIA's wiping of interrogation tapes.
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Use our map to find out more about key primary contests across the US in the race for the White House.
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Sudan condemns the fatal shooting of a US diplomat and his driver in the Sudanese capital of Khartoum.
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Would-be US presidential nominees see in 2008 on the stump in Iowa as the first caucuses beckon.
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Olympic 100m champion Justin Gatlin sees his eight-year suspension for doping in 2006 halved.
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The head of US Anglicans accuses other churches, including the Church of England of double standards on sexuality.
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A US diplomat in Sudan is killed in a shooting in the capital, Khartoum, US embassy officials say.
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US space agency Nasa is criticised for issuing an incomplete and unanalysed report on air safety.
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A US diplomat is wounded and his Sudanese driver killed in an attack in the capital Khartoum, reports say.
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US presidential hopefuls work hard ahead of tight Iowa caucuses, the first big test in the nomination battle.
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The alleged ringleader of US troops who killed Iraqi civilians in Haditha will not face murder charges, officials say.
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Chart how the main Republican and Democrat contenders are faring in the polls ahead of the first key primary.
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N Korea fails to meet a deadline to disclose full details of its nuclear programme by the end of 2007.
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Ten Guantanamo Bay inmates have been freed and returned home to Saudi Arabia, US and Saudi officials say.
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US talk show host David Letterman reaches a deal with striking writers that will allow him to return to the air in January.
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The BBC's Justin Webb describes how US presidential candidates are brought right down to earth at the start of the White House race.
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US President Bush will veto a package of funding for troops amid Iraq lawsuit fears, the White House says.
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November sales of new US homes fall more than analysts expected, raising concerns about the economy.
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A US couple admits to killing six members of the same family near the city of Seattle, police say.
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US presidential hopefuls stress their foreign policy credentials as news of Benazir Bhutto's killing dominates campaigns.
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US planemaker Boeing reaffirms the revised schedule for its new 787 Dreamliner aircraft.
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Two people are arrested after six people, believed to be from the same family, are found dead at home near Seattle.
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Police declare the San Francisco zoo where a tiger killed a teenager a crime scene.
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Eleven Shia militants are killed in a raid in the Iraqi town of Kut, south-east of Baghdad, US officials say.
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Six people, believed to be from the same family, are shot dead at a rural home near Seattle in the western US.
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Investigators try to find out how a tiger escaped at a California zoo to attack three visitors, killing one.
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Egypt accuses Israel of meddling in its ties with the US by causing Congress to freeze $100m of military aid.
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Iraq's government backs a draft law to release thousands of suspected insurgents held by US and Iraqi forces.
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One person is killed and two are injured after a tiger escapes from its cage at San Francisco Zoo.
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Russia successfully tests two intercontinental missiles amid renewed criticism over US missile defence plans.
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A 12-year-old US girl survives a plane crash in Panama which killed a US man, his daughter and the local pilot.
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New England Patriots clinch their 15th straight win with a 28-7 victory over Miami Dolphins.
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Award-winning US choreographer Michael Kidd, best known for his work on Broadway musicals, dies.
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Fierce snow storms reportedly claim at least 22 lives and leave tens of thousands with no power in the central US.
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Prosecutors in Italy issue 140 arrest warrants over the decades-old South American plot Operation Condor.
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US military aid to Pakistan has often failed to reach frontline units fighting Islamist militants, a report says.
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Strict safeguards will prevent the world's biggest biometric database from being abused, US authorities say.
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The leader of Iraq's Chaldean Christian community urges US forces to free ex-deputy Prime Minister Tariq Aziz.
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A plan by US banks to calm down rattled credit markets is dropped shortly before it was due to launch.
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The navigator of a ship that ran aground off Alaska was only 22 and had no knowledge of the area, a report says.
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US-backed mainly Sunni patrols must be integrated into the security forces, Iraq's defence minister warns.
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Indonesia's eastern province of Papua is hit by a magnitude 6.4 earthquake, the US Geological Survey says.
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A US federal judge considers a call to probe the CIA's deletion of interrogation tapes of two al-Qaeda suspects.
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US Defence Secretary Robert Gates warns the Pentagon could be running out of money for Iraq and Afghanistan.
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The WTO says Antigua can impose sanctions worth $21m a year after the US brought in an online gaming ban.
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US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice opposes Taiwan's bid to join the UN, saying it is "provocative".
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The oldest US World War I veteran dies aged 109, leaving only two known Americans from the war alive.
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The commander of US forces in Iraq says violence has decreased, but the country still faces many problems.
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A US court indicts five men accused of covering up alleged attempts to smuggle election funds to Argentina.
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Panama's national assembly declares a day of mourning marking the 1989 US invasion, and sets up an investigation.
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Condoleezza Rice urges countries with nationals detained at Guantanamo Bay to help the US shut the camp.
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US forces discover a "torture complex" in an al-Qaeda safe haven in Iraq's Diyala province, the US military says.
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US President Bush says he has lost patience with Syria's President Assad, and rules out opening a dialogue with him.
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A US military judge says Osama
Bin Laden's former driver, a detainee at Guantanamo, can
be tried by a military tribunal.
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US regulators approve Google's $3.1bn takeover of online advertising firm Doubleclick.
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The US Congress approves the first major gun legislation since 1994, a response to April's Virginia Tech shootings.
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A fire causes damage to Vice-President Dick Cheney's ceremonial office in Washington DC.
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The US Congress backs a huge federal budget, bowing to President Bush's call for extra Afghan and Iraq funds.
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Three British residents held by the US at Guantanamo Bay are detained after arriving back in the UK.
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A US envoy holds further talks with political leaders in Lebanon trying to bring an end to the presidential crisis.
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Uruguay's Congress approves a bill which could make it the first Latin American country to allow civil unions.
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A US military judge agrees to consider whether Osama Bin Laden's ex-driver, held at Guantanamo, is a prisoner of war.
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The US Congress passes a "historic" energy bill to improve fuel economy and reduce demand for oil.
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US President George Bush will make a historic visit to Israel and the West Bank in January, the White House says.
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Iraq's Kurdish leader refuses to meet the US secretary of state citing Washington's stance on raids by Turkey.
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The US Federal Reserve agrees measures to help mortgage applicants and improve lending standards.
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Japan uses a ship-based defence system to shoot down a ballistic missile, the first such test by a US ally.
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US rapper 50 Cent plays his first gig in Kosovo at an open-air stadium to a crowd of 25,000 people.
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US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice makes an unannounced visit to the northern Iraqi city of Kirkuk.
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The US House of Representatives awards Burma's pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi its highest medal.
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A deadly storm moves to Canada's Atlantic provinces after battering eastern Canada and north-east US.
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A man who tried to fund an Argentine campaign was offered a bribe to hide the sources, a US court hears.
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The US says Iran has no need to enrich its own uranium now that Russia has begun delivering nuclear fuel.
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A truck laden with explosives blows up near an Iraqi dam that US engineers had said was at risk of collapse.
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An Indian-born couple are found guilty of forced labour for keeping two Indonesian women as slaves.
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The US current account deficit falls in the third quarter to the lowest level in two years as US exports surge.
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The leaders of Bolivia, Brazil and Chile agree to build a road from coast to coast across South America.
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The US denies it gave permission for Turkish aircraft to carry out strikes against the PKK in northern Iraq.
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A deadly winter storm wreaks chaos across eastern Canada and north-eastern areas of the United States.
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