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A man accused of hijacking a US plane to Cuba in 1968 is arrested after flying into New York, officials say.
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Thousands march in Washington in support of gay rights, a day after the president vowed to end a key military service policy.
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Tiger Woods holes the winning putt as the United States won the Presidents Cup for a sixth time in eight events against the International team.
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A deal on Northern Ireland policing is "within reach", says US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton as the INLA renounces violence.
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An American has scooped this year's prize for the world's best porridge at championships held in Invernesshire.
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Hillary Clinton says an attack on Pakistan's army HQ shows an increasing militant threat, but its nuclear arms remain safe.
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US troops are drafted into Philippine relief operations, where some 600 people have died following two typhoons.
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The US secretary of state says a militant attack on Pakistan's military HQ is evidence of an increasing threat to the state.
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US president Barack Obama tells America's largest gay group he will end a ban on gays serving openly in the military.
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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton arrives in the UK on the second leg of a five-day tour of Europe.
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Bones found at the home of the US man suspected of kidnapping Jaycee Dugard are probably old and Native American, police say.
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President Barack Obama launches a staunch defence of his proposed new agency to protect the American consumer.
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Two people die and 19 others are taken ill after being overcome during a sauna-like experience at an Arizona retreat.
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Nasa scientists outline preliminary results after crashing two spacecraft into the Moon in a bid to detect water-ice.
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The US and EU agree with Bosnian politicians on new talks aimed at breaking a political deadlock that divides communities.
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Barack Obama is "humbled" after winning the Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts to promote diplomacy and nuclear disarmament.
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Computer hacker Gary McKinnon is refused permission to appeal to the UK Supreme Court against his extradition to the US.
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Nasa is set to crash two unmanned spacecraft into the Moon in a bid to detect the presence of water-ice.
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US President Barack Obama has won the Nobel Peace Prize for 2009. Would you have chosen him?
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Tiger Woods and Steve Stricker claim a comfortable win as the United States take a 3.5-2.5 lead over the International team on the opening day of the Presidents Cup.
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The UN Security Council calls for a stronger force in Afghanistan amid key talks in the US on additional troops.
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The US economist widely credited with predicting the financial crisis warns we are already "planting the seeds of the next crisis".
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The 85-year-old son of late US philanthropist Brooke Astor is convicted of plundering his mother's fortune.
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The 85-year-old son of late US philanthropist Brooke Astor is convicted of plundering his mother's fortune.
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Michelle Obama's great-great-great-grandmother was a slave given away as a child, a US researcher says.
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A report from American think-tank The Pew Forum claims that there are just over 1.5 billion Muslims in the world.
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Two of Latin America's airlines - Avianca of Colombia and El Salvador's Taca - are to merge to save costs.
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US President Barack Obama will stop in Japan, China, Singapore and South Korea, but not Indonesia, on his first Asia tour.
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The US budget deficit more than tripled to a record $1.4 trillion in the year to 30 September, the US Congress estimates.
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Barack Obama meets senior advisers as the US marks eight years of military operations in Afghanistan.
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US President Barack Obama and his wife have decorated their private rooms and the Oval Office with a range of modern and abstract art, the White House says.
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An annual table of 100 leading universities shows European and Asian universities are catching up with American institutions.
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The UN is again forced to defend its role in the Afghan elections after a US newspaper publishes voter turnout data.
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American photographer Irving Penn, who gained fame for his images of fashion, and celebrities, but also ordinary people and still life, dies.
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The US aluminium-maker Alcoa announces a surprise profit after three consecutive quarterly losses.
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Police in the US and in Egypt arrest dozens of people accused of links to an alleged identity theft ring targeting US banks.
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Thirteen Afghan policemen captured during one of the deadliest attacks on US forces are freed, Afghan officials say.
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A US couple who prayed rather than seeking medical attention for their dying daughter are sentenced to six months in jail.
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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton labels Guinea's crackdown on protesters as a "vile violation" of the people's rights.
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Converted hotels are among proposed to hold nonviolent immigrants under plans to reform the US system of detention.
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The US president tells senior politicians that his Afghanistan strategy review will not look at reducing troop numbers.
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Two 400-year-old books taken from a salt mine during World War II have been handed back to German officials by an 83-year-old US soldier.
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Film-maker Roman Polanski is denied bail ahead of his possible extradition to the US, the Swiss Justice Ministry says.
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US media divided over next steps in Afghanistan
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US TV host David Letterman makes on-air apology to his wife after admitting affairs with work colleagues.
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President Obama is accused of 'kowtowing' to China by putting off a meeting with the Tibetan spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama.
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The US government aims to regulate bloggers with new guidelines on endorsements, the first update in nearly 30 years.
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Two executions are halted in the US, weeks after an attempt to put another man to death by lethal injection failed.
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The US defence secretary says more time is needed for the crucial decision on sending extra troops to Afghanistan.
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US President Barack Obama speaks to a group of doctors at the White House, as part of his drive for healthcare reform.
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Former Alabama judge Herman Thomas goes on trial accused of having sex with inmates in exchange for leniency.
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The Nobel prize for medicine goes to three US-based researchers who discovered what protects our chromosomes.
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Controversial cases facing US Supreme Court in year ahead
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The US and the UN give upbeat assessments of the possibility of resolving the dispute over Iran's nuclear programme.
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The economic power of the US is declining as a result of the financial crisis, says World Bank head Robert Zoellick.
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Roman Polanski agreed to pay his victim of sexual assault $500,000, 15 years after he fled the US, according to court documents.
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On the frontline with US marines battling the Taliban
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US chat show host David Letterman reveals an attempt was made to blackmail him over affairs with female staff members.
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Pakistani intelligence officials say they believe a top Uzbek militant died in a US missile strike last month in north-west Pakistan.
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The US economy lost 263,000 jobs in September, which was more than had been expected, official figures show.
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The European Commission raises concerns over the transatlantic plans of British Airways, American Airlines and Iberia.
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Swiss-based miner Xstrata has been given just over three weeks to make a formal takeover bid for rival Anglo-American.
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US cable company Comcast is reported to be in talks about buying a majority stake in NBC Universal.
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A major relief operation gathers pace after a Pacific tsunami killed at least 149 people in Samoa, American Samoa and Tonga.
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Michael Jackson had a strong heart and was a "fairly healthy" 50-year-old, autopsy details obtained in the US say.
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A memoir by former US vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin jumps to the top of bestseller lists on advance sales.
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The tensions behind the US-India space relationship
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Forces in Afghanistan will have to adopt a "dramatically different" strategy to ensure success, the top US general there says.
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The US government urges all internet users to play their part in protecting the network from cyber attack.
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US President Barack Obama will take several more weeks to review strategy in Afghanistan, the White House says.
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US Marines try to win Afghan hearts and minds
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US climate change legislation will have worldwide impact
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The French government drops its public support for Roman Polanski, after a backlash against calls for his release.
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US President Barack Obama welcomes the publication by Senate Democrats of draft legislation to combat climate change.
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The US military commander in Iraq says American troops are being withdrawn faster than expected, as security improves.
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Is stamping out safe havens a realistic US aim?
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The major earthquake in Sumatra in 2004 may have weakened California's San Andreas fault 8,000km away.
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The top US transport official says the use of mobile phones by drivers is a menace and urges measures to curb driver distraction.
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Witnesses tell of tsunami which hit American Samoa
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A senior US diplomat reportedly meets a Burmese delegation in New York, as both sides re-state positions on sanctions.
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The UN recalls one of its senior officials from Afghanistan following a row over the August presidential vote.
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The US loosens its control over how the internet is run after an agreement with net regulator Icann.
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Murder charges are dropped against a US marine, the last of three men to face trial over the killing of Iraqis in Falluja in 2004.
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The US economy shrank 0.7% between April and June this year, not 1% as previous estimates had said.
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The US Senate Finance Committee defeats plans to include a government-run insurance scheme as part of a radical healthcare overhaul.
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Author JK Rowling missed out on a top civilian honour in the US because some politicians believed she "encouraged witchcraft", it is claimed.
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Toyota issues a warning about dangers presented by floor mats interfering with the accelerator pedals of some of its US models.
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US First Lady Michelle Obama is to appear in the first episode of the 40th anniversary season of Sesame Street.
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A senior US official on a visit to Havana held high-level talks with Cuban officials - the first such in years - US diplomats confirm.
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A bone fragment believed to part of Adolf Hitler's skull has been revealed as being that of an unidentified woman, US scientists say.
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Social isolation may trigger biological changes that make cancer more deadly, US research on mice suggests.
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A Colombian man who has spent his life stealing from rich hotel guests is arrested on the US border with Canada.
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A mother accused of beating her son often kept him locked in a cupboard in his bedroom, police in the US state of Oklahoma say.
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Swiss diplomats have visited three US hikers detained in Iran after straying across the border from Iraq, officials say.
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US consumer confidence fell unexpectedly in September, suggesting Americans are not confident of a recovery.
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US President Barack Obama stresses the joint fight with Nato, as he meets its leader for talks on Afghanistan.
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An Afghan-born man charged with plotting to carry out bomb attacks on the US pleads not guilty in a New York court.
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Israeli envoys head for talks with US Middle East Envoy George Mitchell on restarting Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations.
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US prosecutors dispute claims Roman Polanski's arrest came out of the blue, saying he had been on a "wanted list" for years.
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