We have started to collect the most important news related to United States in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Ex-US Iraq envoy Paul Bremer insists President Bush backed his plan to dissolve Iraq's army in 2003.
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The navies of the United States, Australia, India, Japan and Singapore begin a massive naval exercise.
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A top US official says delisting North Korea as a state sponsor of terrorism depends on its moves to disarm.
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Roger Federer fights back to beat Feliciano Lopez in four sets and reach the US Open quarter-finals.
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The Brazilian government is facing criticism from Latin American countries for its failure to abandon the production of cluster bombs.
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The state takes full control of one of Zimbabwe's main food processors by buying out US firm HJ Heinz.
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US President George W Bush makes a surprise visit to Iraq for talks with senior officials on the impact of the surge.
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The US worker is still the world's most productive but workers in East Asia are catching up fast.
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A leading Iranian-American academic, who was jailed for three months in Iran on spying charges, leaves the country.
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A new book informed by intimate interviews with the US president shows a president keenly interested in his legacy.
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N Korea says the US has agreed to remove it from a list of nations supporting terrorism, following talks.
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Venus Williams beats fifth seed Ana Ivanovic in the US Open fourth round while sister Serena books a quarter-final against Justine Henin.
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North Korea agrees to declare and disable its nuclear facilities by the end of 2007, a top US official says.
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The Ugandan Anglican Church appoints a bishop to serve in the US, against the American Church's wishes.
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A second key British general criticises US post-war policy in Iraq, saying it was "fatally flawed".
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Britain's Andy Murray suffers a disappointing 6-3 6-3 2-6 7-5 loss to Hyung-Taik Lee in the third round of the US Open.
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Envoys from the US and North Korea express optimism after a day of talks in Geneva on normalising relations.
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A US senator who pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct after his arrest in a men's toilet resigns his post.
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The US-led coalition says it has killed at least 40 suspected Taleban rebels in clashes in Afghanistan.
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A court case is filed in the US trying to stop the sale of two Academy Awards given to late film star Mary Pickford.
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A radical cleric's order to freeze his militia's operations may let US forces tackle al-Qaeda in Iraq, the US says.
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The head of the British army during the Iraq invasion says US post-war policy was "intellectually bankrupt".
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A Briton who has spent more than 20 years on death row in the US is to face a retrial.
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Argentina's Agustin Calleri beats former champion Lleyton Hewitt in round two of the US Open.
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The head of the British army during the Iraq invasion says US post-war policy was "intellectually bankrupt".
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The US Navy can use sonar equipment during training despite a possible threat to whales, a court rules.
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Tim Henman puts in a battling display before his Grand Slam career ends with a 7-6 2-6 7-5 6-4 loss to Jo-Wilfried Tsonga at the US Open.
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The US First Lady urges the UN to condemn Burma's crackdown on protestors, in a rare political statement.
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TV programmes such as Heroes will not be available on iTunes after US broadcaster NBC ends a deal with Apple.
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Senior envoys from the US and North Korean are set to meet in Geneva, to discuss normalising relations.
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US President George W Bush and Fed chair Ben Bernanke unveil plans to ease woes caused by the housing slump.
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A woman in Ohio has given birth to her second set of triplets - breaking odds of one in 64 million, doctors say.
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At least 10 civilians are killed in a Taleban attack aimed at a US military base in Afghanistan, officials say.
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Jeremy Wariner leads home an American medal sweep in the 400m at the World Championships.
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A judge in the US state of Iowa strikes down a ban on same-sex marriages as unconstitutional.
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Defending champion Maria Sharapova destroys Casey Dellacqua 6-1 6-0 at the US Open, as Martina Hingis and Svetlana Kuznetsova also advance.
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Michigan comes a step closer to moving its primary election forward, as states jostle to be first in the calendar.
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The US freezes the assets of four alleged drug traffickers, threatening a peace deal in Colombia.
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A hearing begins to decide if a US marine accused of killing Iraqi civilians in Haditha should be tried for murder.
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An US ex-astronaut charged with attempted kidnap can remove a tracking device from her ankle, a court says.
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Kenya's Anglican Church consecrates two American bishops, after a row over homosexuality.
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The US economy grows 4% in the second quarter of the year, much stronger than was originally estimated.
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Iraq has met only three of 18 targets being used to measure its progress, a US watchdog is said to have concluded.
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Virginia Tech officials might have saved lives if they had acted sooner after the first shootings, a report says.
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Global stock markets rebound on hopes that the US Federal Reserve will cut interest rates next month.
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Cuba pulls its boxing team out of the world championships in the US in order to avoid defections.
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Pressure mounts on a US Republican senator to resign over his arrest in a men's toilet for disorderly conduct.
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US shares rebound from Tuesday's heavy falls caused by credit worries, dragging European markets higher.
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There is no evidence that US astronauts have been drunk on space missions, Nasa's top safety chief reports.
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American 100m champion Tyson Gay reaches the semi-finals of the 200m at the World Championships in Osaka.
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A US army officer who ran the interrogation unit of Iraq's Abu Ghraib jail avoids being imprisoned.
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A suicide bomber kills six people at a market in the eastern Afghan province of Paktika, officials say.
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The US military admits that arresting eight Iranians in Baghdad was a "regrettable incident".
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The US will continue to stop personnel appearing at UK inquests into "friendly fire" deaths, a report says.
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A US Army officer is cleared of abuse charges at Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison but found guilty of disobeying an order.
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A US senator says he was wrong to plead guilty to disorderly conduct after being arrested in a men's toilet.
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Former US astronaut Lisa Nowak will pursue a defence of temporary insanity at her trial next month, her lawyers say.
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The US president warns Iran to stop supporting attacks against US forces in Iraq, in a speech to war veterans.
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Seven Iranians working for the Iranian Electricity Ministry are arrested by US forces in Baghdad.
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The US federal Aviation Authority orders an inspection of the wing slats on newer Boeing 737s.
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Maria Sharapova begins the defence of her US Open title with a swift victory over Roberta Vinci.
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A Cuban girl is at the centre of a custody case in Florida, evoking echoes of the battle over Elian Gonzales.
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A US judge approves the extradition of Panama's ex-leader Manuel Noriega to France when he leaves jail.
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Internet giant Yahoo asks a US court to dismiss a lawsuit accusing it of complicity in rights abuses in China.
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The US military says 33 insurgents have been killed in a joint attack with Iraqi forces north of Baghdad.
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The US-led coalition in Afghanistan admits it did not have permission to attack Taleban suspects in Pakistan.
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Congress seeks a successor to Attorney General Alberto Gonzales who will restore faith in the US justice system.
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A US court requests the extradition of former Colombian paramilitary boss Carlos Jimenez.
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Concern about the US housing market returns as a key survey shows sales have fallen to a near five-year low.
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Britain's Andy Murray opens his US Open campaign with a comprehensive win over qualifier Pablo Cuevas.
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The US president welcomes a deal between Iraq's Shia, Sunni and Kurdish leaders aimed at forging unity.
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US Attorney General Alberto Gonzales, embroiled in a row over sacked prosecutors, has resigned.
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US summer box office takings surpass $4bn for the first time as comedy Superbad tops the chart.
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The Williams sisters, Roger Federer and Justine Henin are all in action on day one at Flushing Meadow.
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Floods from a week of storms in the US Midwest swamp thousands of homes and cause power blackouts.
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Iraq's PM hits back at US senators Hillary Clinton and Carl Levin, who have called for him to be removed.
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Rescuers fail to find six US men missing in a mine collapse after a sixth rescue attempt, mine officials say.
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Afghans accuse US troops of insulting Islam after footballs bearing the name of Allah are handed out.
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Afghan and Tajik leaders open a new bridge built by the US to link the two countries across River Panj.
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Floods from a week of storms in the US Midwest swamp thousands of homes and cause power blackouts.
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A US judge refuses to block the extradition of Panama's ex-leader to France, where he faces a jail term.
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A US soldier will leave Iraq under special dispensation after losing both of his brothers in fighting there.
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US Sikh groups express anger over changes allowing more rigorous turban checks at airports.
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A US commander in Iraq warns against early troop withdrawals, despite growing calls for a pullout.
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A former Ku Klux Klansman is jailed for life in the US for his role in the abduction and murder of two black teenagers.
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Storms continue to drench the US Midwest, which is already enduring record floods.
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A new US military appeals court is to hear its first case, that of Canadian Guantanamo Bay inmate Omar Khadr.
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An US ex-astronaut accused of attempted kidnap asks a court to remove a tracking device from her ankle.
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South Korea agrees to resume US beef shipments, suspended after the discovery of bone fragments revived BSE fears.
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At least 10 people are killed in fighting in the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, between US forces and suspected Shia militants.
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An influential Republican senator calls for some 5,000 US troops to be withdrawn from Iraq by the year's end.
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A US intelligence study expresses serious doubts about Iraqi PM Nouri Maliki's ability to unite Iraq.
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A US judge upholds a $300m fine against British Airways for trying to fix the price of fuel surcharges.
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India has overtaken the US to become mobile phone giant Nokia's second largest sales market after China.
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A US study finds significant numbers of people in their 70s and 80s say they are having sex regularly.
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European stocks rise, following stocks in Asia and the US as shares recover from recent losses.
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Leading Democrats criticise the US president's speech in which he compared the Iraq war to Vietnam.
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The US state of Texas executes its 400th prisoner since the reintroduction of the death penalty in 1976.
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Two more US toy firms recall Chinese-made toys, saying they include paint with dangerous levels of lead.
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