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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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Indian diplomatic officials meet US university after the killing of two Indian students.
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Turkey's air strikes against Kurdish rebels in Iraq had advance approval from the US, Turkey's military says.
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Philippine troops kill an Islamist militant wanted by the US after raiding his safe house, officials say.
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The US insists developing states must take their fair share of cuts under the Bali climate change process.
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Delegates at the UN summit in Bali agree a deal on curbing climate change after days of bitter wrangling.
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The US attorney general refuses to tell Congress about a probe into the wiping of CIA tapes.
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The US says it will accept a compromise text at the UN climate talks in Bali, preparing the way for a final deal.
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The US Senate authorises more spending for the Iraq war, without tying the bill to a troop withdrawal timetable.
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Talks at the UN climate summit in Bali are adjourned, with a deal on cutting carbon emissions reportedly 'close'.
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A US court sentences a suspected serial killer to 438 years in jail for sexual assaults against two sisters.
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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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US President George W Bush says he hopes a major report will help end the illegal use of steroids in baseball.
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Belarus says it will back Russia if the US overrides Moscow's objections to building new missile bases in Europe.
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A severe winter storm that has covered central US states in ice dumps snow over north-eastern areas.
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Arab states betrayed the Palestinians by attending a US conference, says an al-Qaeda leader in a taped message.
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The House of Representatives backs a bill which would ban the use of harsh interrogation techniques by the CIA.
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An energy bill requiring greater fuel efficiency in US cars and trucks has been passed by the Senate.
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Lawmakers in New Jersey vote to abolish the death penalty, making it the first US state to do so in more than 40 years.
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Dozens of baseball players are linked to banned substances in a report that alleges a serious drug culture.
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A US marine is convicted of killing an Iraqi soldier he was on patrol with in the Iraqi city of Falluja.
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Nato allies must do more to fight the Taleban in Afghanistan, the US defence secretary tells the BBC.
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US Democratic presidential hopefuls hold their last TV debate before the nomination race kicks off in January.
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A US jury clears one man of attempting to blow up Chicago's Sears Tower, while six others may face a re-trial.
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Argentine leader Cristina Kirchner rejects US allegations that Venezuela tried to fund her campaign.
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US factory prices rise at their highest rate in 34 years, raising inflation fears at a time of interest rate cuts.
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US Republican presidential contenders hold their last TV debate before the nominating race kicks off in January.
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US soul legend Ike Turner, former husband and musical partner of Tina Turner, dies at the age of 76.
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EU delegates threaten to boycott a US-led climate summit as the US opposes emissions targets at UN talks.
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US soul legend Ike Turner, former husband and musical partner of Tina Turner, dies at the age of 76.
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The US says it is not ready to engage broadly with North Korea despite warmer relations recently.
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The US Federal Reserve and other central banks will give private banks loans to ease the global credit crisis.
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World leaders must impose tougher sanctions on Burma's military rulers, US President George W Bush says.
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Scientists present one of the most dramatic forecasts for the disappearance of Arctic summer sea-ice.
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Two students are critically injured and four others hurt in a shooting as they left a bus in Las Vegas, police say.
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The US Federal Reserve cuts interest rates 0.25% to 4.25%, trying to steer the US away from a recession.
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Up to 800,000 people are without power as an ice storm sweeps the central US, amid warnings of more freezing weather to come.
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China accuses the US of protectionism as talk on trade and currency issues start in Beijing.
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An ice storm sweeping the central US leaves at least 15 dead amid warnings of more freezing weather to come.
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US police investigating fatal shootings at two religious sites in Colorado believe the incidents are linked.
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American football star Michael Vick is jailed for 23 months for his part in a US dog-fighting ring from 2001 to 2007.
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The former White House aide Lewis "Scooter" Libby drops an appeal against his conviction in a CIA leak case.
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The EU joins the US in criticising Israeli plans to build 300 new settlement units in occupied East Jerusalem.
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Swiss bank UBS reports a further $10bn write-down caused by bad debts in the US housing market.
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New York's Philharmonic Orchestra is to make a historic visit to North Korea in February.
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Immigration is a key topic as Republican hopefuls for the US presidency debate on Spanish language TV.
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South American leaders sign agreements setting up a new regional bank, the Banco del Sur.
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Communist allies of India's government urge it to end negotiations over a nuclear deal with the United States.
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The US justice department and CIA open a preliminary inquiry into the CIA's wiping of interrogation tapes.
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Iran sends a formal protest letter to the United States, accusing it of spying on Iran's nuclear activities.
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A Californian diocese votes to break from the US Episcopal Church in protest at its stance on gays.
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The US military in Iraq says it has killed 12 suspected al-Qaeda operatives and detained 13 others in raids.
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Mark Urban in Baghdad finds a mood of gathering optimism on his second trip embedded with US troops in Iraq.
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The US defence secretary says Iran threatens the Middle East, and may have resumed a nuclear arms programme.
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US Democrats call for the CIA's destruction of tapes showing harsh interrogation methods to be investigated.
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Police release a suicide note from the US teenager who killed eight people at a Nebraska shopping mall.
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US President George W Bush
says he cannot recall being
told of CIA interrogation
tapes and plans to destroy them.
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The US secretary of state criticises Israeli plans to build 300 new homes in occupied East Jerusalem.
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American baseball star Barry Bonds pleads not guilty to charges relating to performance enhancing drugs.
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US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice urges Ethiopia to ease conditions in the Ogaden region.
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US military auditors say they cannot fully account for spending a $5.2bn (£2.6bn) Iraqi training and supply fund.
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The US military effort to bring help to victims of last month's cyclone in Bangladesh formally end their mission.
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Google co-founder Larry Page is set to marry this weekend on a tiny private island in the Caribbean, US reports say.
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The US House of Representatives passes a bill requiring a 40% boost in vehicle fuel efficiency.
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President George W Bush outlines plans to protect more than a million homeowners hit by the US housing slump.
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The German and French leaders say Iran continues to pose a threat as the US urges further pressure on Tehran.
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A US major who arrested Osama Bin Laden's ex-driver testifies at a hearing at Guantanamo Bay.
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US rap star Kanye West and British singer Amy Winehouse lead the pack at the 50th Grammy Awards.
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US Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney seeks to dispel unease about his Mormon faith.
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A teenager who killed eight people at a US shopping mall left a note saying he wanted to be famous, reports say.
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The US president sends a letter to Kim Jong-il urging him to give details of North Korea's nuclear programme.
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A gunman opens fire in a shopping centre in Nebraska, killing at least eight people and himself.
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Rules to improve control of security firms in Iraq are agreed by the US Pentagon and State Department.
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Seven people die and thousands are without power after storms lash Oregon and Washington State.
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A key hearing on whether Guantanamo Bay inmates should have access to civilian courts is held in the US.
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The US president says Iran must still fully reveal its nuclear activities, or face further international isolation.
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Washington calls for more African peacekeepers to be sent to Somalia to replace Ethiopian soldiers.
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The US Senate overwhelmingly approves a wide-ranging free trade agreement with Peru.
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Tehran calls a US report on its nuclear programme a "great victory", while the IAEA says Iran is "somewhat vindicated".
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US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice is in Addis Ababa for meetings on some of Africa's worst conflicts.
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Hill praises N Korean progress on dismantling its reactor but cautions there is more work to be done.
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Three car bombs kill at least eight Iraqis, including one in Mosul as the US defence secretary arrives in the city.
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An inmate at Guantanamo Bay slashed his throat with a sharpened fingernail, US officials confirm.
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