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 Canadian judge acquits four doctors and a US drug firm of criminal negligence in a tainted blood scandal.
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Austrian police say they have arrested a man who dropped a bag containing explosives near the US embassy in Vienna.
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The US dollar falls further against the euro before rallying in later trade in New York.
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Some of the world's biggest banks reveal extensive losses in relation to bad investments in risky US home loans.
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Syria's leader says he will not attend a US-sponsored peace conference unless his concerns are addressed.
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More than 20 militants die in fighting with troops in southern Afghanistan, US-led coalition forces say.
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The US opens a new military command centre for Africa it says will help poor states without launching wars.
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Iran's MPs vote to brand the US military and the CIA as terrorist groups, in response to a move by the US Senate.
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A proposal aimed at helping to end North Korea's nuclear programme is praised by the US.
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Republican Newt Gingrich says he will not run for the White House in next year's US presidential election.
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A UN special envoy heads to Burma hoping to end the military government's violent crackdown on protesters.
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A US plan for countries to set their own CO2 emission reduction targets is criticised by some diplomats.
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Brazil grants asylum to two Cubans who defected during the Pan-American Games, after it deported two others.
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The US grants $25m in fuel aid to North Korea, as part of a deal to dismantle the country's nuclear programme.
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The US military says it has killed a senior al-Qaeda figure in an air strike in Iraq, naming him as Abu Osama al-Tunisi.
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President Bush suggests CO2 emissions targets at country level, hinting the US may not agree to global targets.
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A US aid worker and her two German companions are arrested in Nigeria's Niger Delta for "spying".
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Fourteen "high-value" Guantanamo Bay detainees are to be given access to lawyers, the Pentagon says.
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The US Senate backs a bill to expand a children's health insurance plan, which President Bush says he will veto.
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The US contributes $5m towards the trial of suspects in the murder of former Lebanese PM Rafik Hariri.
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Illegal immigration cannot be solved by erecting a wall between Mexico and the US, the Mexican president says.
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The US president leads international condemnation of Burma's "brutal regime", after more blood is spilled.
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Envoys at North Korea talks in Beijing discuss a "roadmap" for disabling its nuclear facilities, a US official says.
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The US secretary of state urges leaders of the world's top polluting nations to agree on tackling climate change.
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The US says something went tragically wrong in a shooting involving private guards that left 11 Iraqis dead.
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The euro hits another all-time high against the dollar, as dealers anticipate more weak US economic data.
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Two computer engineers in the US are charged with conspiring to steal microchip designs to sell to China's army.
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Cambodia seeks help from US law enforcement agencies to protect its ancient temples from looters.
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Zimbabwe's President Mugabe accuses the US and Britain of a relentless campaign to destabilise his country.
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The US defence secretary orders a review of private security firms in Iraq following a shoot-out in which 11 died.
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The dollar falls to yet another all-time low against the euro, after further weak US economic data.
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US Defence Secretary Robert Gates asks Congress for $190bn to fund the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Samoa grind out a stuttering 25-21 victory against the USA in their final Pool A match in St Etienne.
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Egypt brands Washington's criticism of its human rights record "unacceptable interference".
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The head of Kenya's Anglican Church rejects a compromise over gay bishops by US Episcopal Church leaders.
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The EU claims US subsidies for American aircraft maker Boeing have cost Europe's Airbus $27bn.
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The US Episcopal Church agrees to halt the selection of gay bishops to prevent a split in the Anglican church.
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Gamers across Europe get their hands on Halo 3, one of the most anticipated titles in history.
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Former US President Bill Clinton returns to Arkansas to mark 50 years since a historic high school integration crisis.
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A US polygamist sect leader is convicted by a court in the state of Utah for forcing a 14-year-old girl into marriage.
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UN chief Ban Ki-moon opens the 2007 general assembly by warning world leaders of "daunting challenges" ahead.
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Burma's military junta issues a dusk-to-dawn curfew in Rangoon and Mandalay, the scene of escalating protests.
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US Supreme Court agrees to consider challenges to lethal injection filed by two death row inmates.
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US snipers in Iraq are told to "bait" areas with ammunition and then kill whoever picks it up, a military court hears.
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Iran releases on bail the last of three US-Iranian dual nationals detained on security charges, reports say.
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President Ahmadinejad of Iran is involved in heated exchanges during a speech at a New York university.
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President Bush is to announce sanctions on Burma's military junta, as tensions rise on the streets of Rangoon.
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Former heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson pleads guilty to drug possession at a US court.
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The US is "troubled" by the arrests of opposition politicians in Pakistan, Condoleezza Rice says.
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The IMF warns that the global credit crunch will lower economic growth next year, with the US hardest hit.
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The euro sets yet another record high against the dollar, following last week's cut in US interest rates.
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Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad says his country is not heading for armed conflict with the US.
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Arab nations including bitter rivals of Israel will be invited to a key Middle East peace summit, the US says.
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Andy Roddick's straight-sets victory over Sweden's Jonas Bjorkman takes the United States to the Davis Cup final against Russia.
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US security company Blackwater denies allegations that its staff smuggled weapons into Iraq.
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Iraq's president calls for the release of an Iranian official detained by US forces in the country's Kurdish north.
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Prosecutors look into whether staff at the US security firm Blackwater smuggled weapons to Iraq, say reports.
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Rex Humbard, a US televangelist, who enjoyed an audience of millions in his 1970s heyday, dies.
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US police question a student after two people were shot and injured at a university in Delaware state.
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US baby furniture supplier Simplicity recalls one million Chinese-made cots linked to two infant deaths.
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Airbus warns it may be forced to make further cuts if the euro remains at record highs against the dollar.
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Officials from the US, France, Britain, Russia, China and Germany are to meet to discuss Iran's nuclear programme.
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US security firm Blackwater resumes work in Baghdad days after a shootout which killed 11 Iraqis.
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Arctic sea ice shrank to the smallest area on record this year, researchers in the US confirm.
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US police are hunting a gunman after two students were shot at a university in Delaware state, officials say.
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The US Senate condemns a newspaper advertisement attacking the country's top commander in Iraq.
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Thousands of civil rights protesters march through Jena, Louisiana, a US town at the centre of a race row.
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The Home Office confirms it has been asked to give legal assistance to the US investigation of BAE's past arms deals with Saudi Arabia.
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2006 Tour de France winner Floyd Landis has doping charges against him upheld by American arbitrators.
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US sub-prime mortgage losses exceed "the most pessimistic estimates", the Federal Reserve's Ben Bernanke says.
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US President George Bush speaks of his sadness over a shootout in Baghdad involving a US security firm.
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The US dollar slips to new record lows against the euro after the Federal Reserve's hefty US interest rate cut.
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Phil Spector's murder trial judge plans to withdraw an instruction given to the jury because he says it misreads US law.
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US President George W Bush announces Agriculture Secretary Mike Johanns is resigning.
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US-led forces in Iraq say they have arrested an Iranian officer operating in the north of the country.
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Violence in Baghdad has fallen by 50% since the start of 2007 as the surge takes effect, the US army says.
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Iran releases a second Iranian-American academic who had been detained in Tehran since May.
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A judge in the US state of Tennessee rules its method of executing prisoners by lethal injection is illegal.
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New Zealand police seek the arrest of an abandoned girl's father, after confirming the mother's death.
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A request from Iran's president to visit the Ground Zero site in New York is denied by local authorities.
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A move by Democrats to give US troops in Iraq more home leave is blocked by Republicans in the Senate.
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Former CBS TV news anchor Dan Rather files a $70m lawsuit against his ex-employers at the US network.
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US and Iraq set up a joint commission to investigate a deadly shootout in Baghdad involving a US security firm.
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Ex-US footballer OJ Simpson is freed on bail after appearing in court over an alleged armed robbery in Las Vegas.
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A US high school teacher is suing her employers for the right to carry a concealed handgun to work.
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US inflation fell slightly in August, dipping by 0.1% after a sharp drop in energy prices, figures show.
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The Pope refused to meet US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice last month, Vatican sources say.
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US, Asian and European markets advance after the US Federal Reserve cuts interest rates for the first time in four years.
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The US suspends all road journeys by its diplomats in Iraq outside Baghdad's heavily fortified Green Zone.
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The US secretary of state attacks the UN nuclear chief for urging caution on military intervention in Iran.
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The US secretary of state says "critical issues" will be tackled at a Mid-East peace conference later this year.
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Ex-US footballer OJ Simpson faces charges, including kidnapping, over an alleged armed robbery in Las Vegas.
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India's ruling alliance is meeting its communist allies after the latter asks to put on hold a nuclear deal with US.
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The Federal Reserve cuts US interest rates from 5.25% to 4.75%, hoping to calm financial markets.
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Russia and China are spying on the US at levels close to those of the Cold War, the US Intelligence chief warns.
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US police use a stun gun to restrain a student taking part in a debate with former presidential candidate John Kerry.
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Iraq says it will review the status of all security firms in the country after a deadly gunfight involving a US firm.
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Police in Australia, New Zealand and the US search for the parents of a toddler left at a train station in Australia.
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A member of Mexico's Tijuana drugs cartel will be jailed for life by a US court for his role in narco-business.
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A "fair and transparent" probe will be held into a Baghdad gunfight involving a US firm, says Iraq's prime minister.
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