We have started to collect the most important news related to United States in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Seismic activity halts efforts to reach six trapped miners in the US state of Utah, the mine owner says.
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Elite teams of US Navy and FBI divers join the search for victims of last week's bridge collapse in Minneapolis.
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Testimony ends in the trial of US citizen Jose Padilla, accused of conspiring to murder US nationals and aiding Islamic extremists.
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The Federal Reserve leaves US interest rates on hold at 5.25%, as expected, at its latest meeting.
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The US seeks guarantees five UK residents in Guantanamo Bay will not pose a security threat if released.
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The US says its forces fended off a rare frontal attack on a base in Afghanistan, killing 20 Taleban rebels.
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The UK government requests the release of five British residents from US custody at Guantanamo Bay.
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The US Navy is ordered not to use sonar off the Californian coast because it might harm marine mammals.
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A US court overturns a decision ordering Microsoft to pay Alcatel-Lucent $1.52bn for patent infringements.
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US rescue teams are working to free six miners trapped after a tunnel collapsed in the state of Utah.
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The US and Afghan presidents say they will put an end to the Taleban, ruling out talks on South Korean hostages.
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One of the world's most famous fossils leaves Ethiopia for a controversial tour of US museums.
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A judge in Trinidad sends three men to the US over an alleged plot to attack JFK airport in New York.
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Inquiries into the cause of the Minnesota bridge collapse may not be completed until 2009, US officials say.
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Sri Lanka's security forces are responsible for increasing rights abuses, a US-based watchdog says.
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Lawyer Oliver Hill who was a key figure in the struggle to end racial segregation in US schools dies aged 100.
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US car firm Chrysler chooses Bob Nardelli - the former head of DIY store Home Depot - as its new chief executive.
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Afghan leader Hamid Karzai and US President Bush discuss how to tackle the continuing Taleban insurgency.
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US troops say they have killed an al-Qaeda leader behind attacks on an important Shia shrine in Samarra.
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Iran will invest in Nicaraguan infrastructure in return for farm products, in a deal the US views with suspicion.
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US legislators adopt a radical new energy bill, supporting renewable fuels and cutting tax breaks to oil firms.
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Barry Bonds hits his 755th home run to equal the long-standing record of baseball legend Hank Aaron.
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A US soldier is sentenced to 110 years over the rape and murder of a 14-year-old Iraqi girl and her family.
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US President George W Bush visits the site of a collapsed motorway bridge over the Mississippi river.
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US Congress allocates funds to rebuild Minneapolis's collapsed bridge, as President Bush plans to visit the site.
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US stock markets fall heavily after a volatile week, prompted by uncertainty over the economy.
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Seven Democrat presidential candidates are to attend a political blogging convention in the US city of Chicago.
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About 50 Afghan civilians are wounded in an airstrike by US-led forces on Taleban leaders in Helmand.
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A US marine is sentenced to 15 years in prison for the murder of an Iraqi civilian during a raid near Baghdad.
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US officials order a national bridge review, as First Lady Laura Bush visits the site of the Minnesota bridge collapse.
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US Defence Secretary Robert Gates expresses disappointment at the lack of political progress in Iraq.
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US President George Bush invites leading countries to a climate change conference in Washington in September.
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The US orders the freezing of assets of anyone it accuses of undermining the Lebanese government.
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US rescue divers suspend a search for bodies overnight after the collapse of a bridge into the Mississippi river.
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The US Senate approves a bill expanding a children's health insurance plan amid a veto threat by President Bush.
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India and the US release details of how they intend to share civilian nuclear technology.
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North Korea denounces planned joint military exercises between South Korea and the US as a "provocation".
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American Home Mortgage Investment Corp announces plans to close most of its operations.
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A high school student is found guilty of murdering his head teacher in the US state of Wisconsin.
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The US Senate votes for a bill to tighten rules on lobbying in what Democrats hail as a landmark measure.
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A US marine sergeant is found guilty of murder and conspiring to murder an Iraqi civilian near Baghdad in 2006.
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Sustained oil prices close to $80 a barrel could hit US economic growth, Energy Secretary Sam Bodman says.
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A US marine is found guilty of kidnapping and conspiring to murder an Iraqi civilian near Baghdad in 2006.
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Fisher Price recalls nearly one million Chinese-made toys over fears their paint may contain too much lead.
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US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice signs a deal with the Palestinians to reform their security services.
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At least seven die after a bridge in Minneapolis over the Mississippi river collapses, hurling cars into the water.
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Conrad Black cannot travel to Canada while he awaits sentencing in his fraud trial, a US judge rules.
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US President Bush orders close adviser Karl Rove not to testify before Congress on the sacking of federal attorneys.
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The US and UK circulate a draft UN resolution, which would broaden the organisation's role in Iraq.
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It is time to "seize opportunities" for Middle East peace, says US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice.
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Both Ford and GM suffer sharp falls in US car sales in July as the housing slump makes consumers more cautious.
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US presidential hopeful Barack Obama says he would order a strike on al-Qaeda in Pakistan without Pakistan's consent.
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US doctors have used deep brain stimulation to rouse a patient in a minimally conscious state.
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US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice is in Israel to hold talks with Israeli and Palestinian leaders.
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Saudi Arabia says it would be keen to attend an Arab-Israeli peace conference proposed by the United States.
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Relatives of the South Korean hostages in Afghanistan make an emotional appeal to the US for help.
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Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation wins its campaign to take over the publisher of the Wall Street Journal.
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US Vice-President Dick Cheney says the recent increase of US troops in Iraq has improved security there.
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More than a third of children and teenagers in Latin America lack access to safe drinking water in their homes, a UN report says.
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A US army report heavily criticises an ex-general over the handling of the death of a sport star-turned-soldier.
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A Somali man accused of plotting to bomb a shopping centre in the US state of Ohio pleads guilty ahead of his trial.
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Mexico urges the US to alter plans for expanded fences along their border, saying the barriers threaten wildlife.
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Condoleezza Rice vows the US will help allies build a secure Middle East, a day after announcing major arms deals.
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Condoleezza Rice warns of the threat posed by Iran as she begins a major tour of US Middle Eastern allies.
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Japan's PM Shinzo Abe calls a US resolution urging Tokyo to apologise over the use of sex slaves "regrettable".
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A suicide car bomber blows himself up near a convoy of US-led coalition troops in Afghanistan, say officials.
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US lawmakers call on Japan to apologise for its role in forcing thousands of women to work as sex slaves in WWII.
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The chief justice of the United States Supreme Court suffers a seizure at his seaside summer home.
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US stock markets rebound strongly after acute losses last week, which were felt around the world.
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US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice announces billions of dollars in military aid to Middle Eastern allies.
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The US president and new UK prime minister pledge to work together on key global issues, at their first formal talks.
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Corruption and mishandling of projects are hampering reconstruction efforts in Iraq, a US report warns.
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UK PM Gordon Brown says the world owes a debt to the US for its fight against terrorism, as he arrives in America.
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Nearly a third of Iraqis need emergency aid, a report finds, as a US agency warns of economic mismanagement.
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US ambassador at the UN Zalmay Khalilzad says Saudi Arabia is undermining efforts to stabilise Iraq.
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Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert confirms an increase in military defence aid from the United States.
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Cuban athletes make a hurried exit from the Pan-American games in Brazil, apparently amid fears of mass defections.
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The leader of Hezbollah says its conflict with Israel last year has thwarted the US vision for a "new Middle East".
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The US is reported to be preparing a major arms deal with Saudi Arabia worth $20bn over the next decade.
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The battery powering US Vice-President Dick Cheney's heart pacemaker is replaced in minor surgery.
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The US Congress approves an anti-terrorism bill implementing many recommendations from the 9/11 Commission.
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Four people die in Arizona after two helicopters collide while covering a car chase for US television stations.
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Brazil claims a victory over the US after the WTO upheld many of its complaints over subsidies for cotton farmers.
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US astronauts were cleared to fly while drunk at least twice, according to a report commissioned by Nasa.
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US shares wobble as world stock market jitters continue over a possible credit crunch that could dent takeovers.
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India and the US reach a "historic" deal that would end America's three-decade ban on nuclear co-operation.
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US reality TV star Nicole Richie is given four days in jail after pleading guilty to driving on drink and drugs.
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The US economy grew faster than analysts expected during the past three months, official figures show.
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Nine people are killed in fighting between a joint force of US and Iraqi troops and Shia militias in Kerbala.
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A US man who sparked a health scare by flying with a severe form of tuberculosis is released from hospital.
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Testimony by the FBI head differs from sworn statements by US Attorney General Alberto Gonzales over wiretapping.
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A US federal judge rules as unconstitutional a tough local anti-illegal immigration law in Pennsylvania.
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The US admits it has failed to deliver nearly two thirds of the weapons it promised to the Iraqi army.
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Strategist Karl Rove is one of two White House aides called to testify to senators over the firing of US prosecutors.
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The US government is ordered to pay out about $100m in the case of four men wrongly convicted of a Mafia killing.
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At least 60 Taleban fighters are killed in clashes with troops in southern Afghanistan, US-led forces say.
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US carmaker Ford posts its first quarterly profit since 2005 and hints at selling Jaguar and Land Rover.
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A US-based rights group blames Colombian rebels for the country's more than 1,000 landmine-related deaths.
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Overweight people could be increasing their friends' risks of becoming obese too, US researchers say.
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