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 teenager in the US state of Florida, accused of bludgeoning his parents to death with a hammer then throwing a party, appears in court.
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President Obama speaks of "progress" in budget talks, while House Republicans pass a bill calling for spending cuts in return for raising the debt limit.
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A heat-wave blanketing the US heartland in humidity, buckling roads and rupturing water mains, has claimed the lives of 13 people, US media report.
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Police in the US, Britain and the Netherlands arrest more than 20 people in connection with an investigation into high-profile cyber attacks.
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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton pushes for greater security and nuclear co-operation on a visit to India.
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The price of gold climbs to a new record price of $1,610 an ounce as debt concerns in the US and Europe persist.
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The Catholic archbishop of the US city of Philadelphia resigns, months after a grand jury accuses the Church of covering up a sex abuse scandal.
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US officials held face-to-face talks with members of Col Gaddafi's government to reiterate their demand that the Libyan leader leave office, the US says.
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As US leaders discuss the deficit, five golden rules of negotiating
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Bank of America, the US's largest bank, posts a record quarterly loss after settling claims over toxic mortgages.
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The gunman who went on an "Arab" shooting spree in the US
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US songwriter Jerry Ragovoy, who wrote songs for the Rolling Stones, Janis Joplin and Elvis Presley, dies aged 80.
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US literary agent Andrew Wylie accuses HarperCollins of acting in an "unusually shrill and punitive" way toward authors.
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The US space shuttle Atlantis has begun its final journey back to Earth.
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A man from the US state of Minnesota admits helping men of Somali origin travel to the African country to join the al-Shabab militant group.
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The US shuttle Atlantis undocks from the International Space Station and heads home to Earth for the last time.
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The crew of the US space shuttle Atlantis has said farewell to their colleagues on board the International Space Station, before closing the hatch to prepare for their journey home.
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US authorities have warned of a potentially deadly heat-wave passing over the middle of the country, with the heat index topping 52C in Iowa.
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The new commander of international forces in Afghanistan warns of "tough days ahead", as insurgents continue attacks across the country.
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Gen David Petraeus, US commander of Nato troops in Afghanistan, has handed responsibility for the military campaign there to his successor, Gen John Allen.
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A new commander, Gen John Allen, takes charge of Nato forces in Afghanistan, as Gen David Petraeus prepares to return to the US to run the CIA.
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Japan's women celebrate their first World Cup title after beating the United States 3-1 on penalties in Frankfurt.
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Taiwanese mobile phone company HTC says it will appeal against a US trade ruling that it infringed two Apple patents.
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The final Harry Potter movie shatters box office records for its opening weekend, taking $168m (£104m) in the US and Canada.
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Japan beat USA 3-1 on penalties to become the first Asian nation to win the Fifa Women's World Cup.
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Northern Ireland's Darren Clarke wins the 140th Open Championship at Royal St George's.
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US single mother Casey Anthony is released from jail after being acquitted of her two-year-old daughter's murder, but convicted of lying to police.
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A love letter to a US college student from the girlfriend who became his first wife is finally on its way to him - 53 years after it was written.
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China responds angrily to a meeting between US President Barack Obama and Tibet's exiled spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama.
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US President Barack Obama hosts talks at the White House with the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, angering China.
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Northern Ireland's Darren Clarke cards a third round 69 to take a one shot lead over American Dustin Johnson with one round remaining at the Open Championship at Sandwich.
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China asks US President Barack Obama to cancel a planned Saturday private meeting with exiled Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama.
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A landmark house, designed in the style of a Mayan temple, by American architect Frank Lloyd Wright is bought for $4.5m (£2.79m).
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Northern Ireland's Darren Clarke leads American Dustin Johnson by one heading into the final day of the Open at Royal St George’s.
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Nasa's Dawn spacecraft should now be in orbit around the big asteroid Vesta, between Mars and Jupiter, to begin a year-long study.
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Seven prisoners have been killed and 59 others have escaped after a riot at a jail in northern Mexico near the US border, officials say.
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Is the US government at war with whistleblowers?
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Seven prisoners are killed and 59 others escape after a riot at a jail in the Mexican town of Nuevo Laredo near the US border, officials say.
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President Obama says he is seeking a "big deal" with Republicans to keep the US from defaulting on debts, as the deadline approaches.
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Two senior executives of Rupert Murdoch's global media empire quit, as the phone-hacking scandal brings its first resignation in the US.
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Hillary Clinton says the US has recognised Libyan rebels as the country's "legitimate authority", potentially opening up a huge funding stream.
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The United States has recognised the Libyan opposition as the country's 'legitimate governing authority'.
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US President Barack Obama makes a telephone call to the International Space Station to discuss the end of the shuttle programme and the future of human spaceflight.
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Cost of living improves - but other data point to rising inflation
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Citigroup's profits beat expectations as the bank cuts back its losses from bad loans
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The US extradites Peruvian former army officer Telmo Hurtado, accused of killing dozens of civilians while fighting Maoist guerrillas in 1985.
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Did the US fudge a key decision in its hunt for Osama Bin Laden?
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Swiss banking giant Credit Suisse says US authorities are investigating whether it helped US tax dodgers.
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Minnesota's Democratic governor and Republican leaders agree a deal to end one of the longest state government shutdowns in recent US history.
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S&P warns it may cut the US's triple-A rating if a deal to raise the government's debt ceiling is not agreed upon soon.
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The FBI is investigating reports that News Corporation sought to hack the phones of victims of the 9/11 attacks.
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The Pentagon reveals its computers suffered a massive assault in March by a foreign government, as it unveils a new cyberwarfare strategy.
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Credit rating agency Moody's puts the US under review, amid growing concern in Washington over efforts to reach a deal to raise the US debt ceiling.
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Kate Winslet's TV drama Mildred Pierce leads this year's race for the US Emmy awards, with 21 nominations.
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US oil firm ConocoPhillips plans to split its production and refining businesses into two separate publicly traded companies.
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US beer giant MillerCoors may be forced to stop selling 39 popular beers in Minnesota because of the state's ongoing government shutdown.
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The price of gold rises to a fresh all-time high, and the dollar falls, on fears the US may default on its debt obligations.
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Streaming music service Spotify is set to launch in the US, after thrashing out deals with the major record companies.
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American security manufacturer Armor Holdings pays a $16m (£10m) fine to settle charges it bribed a UN official to ensure its equipment was bought for peacekeepers.
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Cheers star Ted Danson is to join hit US forensic drama CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, replacing departing star Laurence Fishburne
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The US expresses concern over a recent crackdown in Malaysia on protests calling for electoral reform.
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A documentary about the late Beatle George Harrison - produced by his widow Olivia and Martin Scorsese - will debut on US channel HBO in October.
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Russia and the US agree principles to make adoptions between the two countries safer, a year after Russian outrage over a case of alleged neglect.
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Is North Dakota actually only a US territory?
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The United States will play Japan in the Fifa Women's World Cup final on Sunday 17 July.
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Rodney King, whose beating by police sparked US riots in 1992, is arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence and bailed in California.
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Actress Mila Kunis accepts a date to a ball with a US marine.
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A Russian Soyuz rocket has successfully inserted into orbit six US Globalstar 2 communications satellites, according to Russian state TV reports.
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Newcastle midfielder Joey Barton is left out of the team's pre-season tour of America after the US Embassy refuses to grant him a visa.
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Pakistan's intelligence chief Ahmad Shuja Pasha is due in Washington for talks, as relations between the countries continue to deteriorate.
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Thousands of workers at one of the world's biggest copper and gold mines return to work after unions and bosses make a deal.
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The UK hacking scandal reaches the US, with a call for an investigation into whether News Corporation journalists targeted any American citizens.
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Syria condemns as "provocative" a statement by US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton that President Bashar al-Assad has lost legitimacy to rule.
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The United States deports to Guatemala a former soldier accused of taking part in the killings of at least 162 people in 1982.
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Sherwood Schwartz, creator of popular US television shows Gilligan's Island and The Brady Bunch, has died at age 94.
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US Open champion Rory McIlroy believes he can cope with the weight of expectation on him at this week's Open Championship.
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Former occupants of the White House and other US dignitaries gather at a California church to honour late US First Lady Betty Ford.
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The US hopes to make sure it is not left in China's dust in the rush to mine the rare 'earth elements' vital for manufacturing the latest technology.
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A US soldier becomes just the second active serviceman to receive the Medal of Honor, the US's highest military award, for bravery in Afghanistan.
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US kidnap victim Jaycee Dugard describes her captivity in a memoir, which moves to the top of a bestseller list on its first day of release.
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The US approves a regulation requiring firearms dealers in the south-west US to report large sales of some powerful weapons to help combat weapons-trafficking.
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At least 30 people are killed in three drone attacks in less than 24 hours in a volatile tribal region of north-western Pakistan.
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Pakistan's defence minister threatens to withdraw anti-terror troops from the Afghan border after the US cuts its military aid.
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The UN torture investigator accuses the US of violating long-established rules by refusing unmonitored access to detained Wikileaks suspect Bradley Manning.
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The US trade deficit widens to $50.2bn (£31.7bn) in May, the highest level for 31 months, as oil imports surge.
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US actress Liza Minnelli is an officer in France's prestigious Legion of Honour.
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YouTube helps to fix a date between a US Marine sergeant and Hollywood film star Mila Kunis.
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Campaigning group Human Rights Watch urges the US president to order a criminal investigation into allegations of torture sanctioned by the former Bush administration.
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Starbucks unveils a reorganisation of its operations, as it seeks to raise half of its revenues from outside the US.
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Two US citizens and their Philippine relative are abducted by gunmen from their beach house on an island in the southern Philippines, police say.
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Could hacking scandal hit Murdoch in the US?
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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad has lost legitimacy, after his supporters attack the US embassy in Damascus.
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US mine seeks rare earths alternative to China
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US aluminium-maker Alcoa posts a big increase in second-quarter profit, helped by rising metal prices.
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A man dies in the US state of Colorado after shooting himself in the head during a game of Russian roulette at a party, police say.
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US President Barack Obama warns that failure to raise the nation's debt ceiling could trigger another recession and throw millions out of work.
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The FBI launches a probe after the discovery of a stun gun on a JetBlue airliner at the end of a flight from Boston to Newark.
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The US and French embassies in Syria are attacked by pro-regime crowds, days after the envoys visited opposition protesters in the restive city of Hama.
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How will the US cuts affect relations with Pakistan?
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Pakistan says a $800m (£500m) cut in US military aid will not affect the country's operations against al-Qaeda and its allies.
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