We have started to collect the most important news related to United States in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Former US presidential hopeful John Edwards has pleaded not guilty to violating campaign finance laws in an effort to hide an extramarital affair.
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A judge in Florida says thousands of Colombians can sue Chiquita in a case linked to paramilitary torture and killings
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Jack Kevorkian, the man known as "Doctor Death" for helping the terminally ill end their lives, has died in the US aged 83, his lawyer says.
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Barack Obama wrings his hands over US economy
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Former US presidential hopeful John Edwards pleads not guilty to violating campaign finance laws in an effort to conceal an extra-marital affair.
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US employment growth registers a surprise sharp slowdown in May, while the unemployment rate also rises unexpectedly to 9.1%.
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Jack Kevorkian, the man known as "Doctor Death" for helping the terminally ill end their lives, has died in the US aged 83, his lawyer says.
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The FBI is investigating "serious" allegations that hackers in China breached personal e-mail of top US officials, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says.
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Singer Rihanna defends her latest video depicting a man being shot in the head following protests from a US parents' group.
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Human hair becomes latest target for thieves in the US
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The BBC is granted rare access to Nike's research laboratory where the company is working with US gymnast Shawn Johnson.
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The US Treasury confirms that it is to sell its remaining 6% stake in Chrysler for $500m, giving Fiat a majority stake.
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The United States envoy for human rights in North Korea, Robert King, says Pyongyang discussed human rights and invited him back after his first trip there.
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Moody's warns it may downgrade the US debt rating if Congress fails to increase the debt limit in the coming weeks and risks default.
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An elderly man in the US state of Arizona kills five people, including a lawyer who represented his ex-wife, before taking his own life.
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Dozens of dogs trained to sniff out bedbugs have been put to the test at a US hotel in a bid to combat the increase in infestations.
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Former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney has entered the race to be the Republican candidate for US president in 2012, saying President Barack Obama has "failed America".
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The top US military officer acknowledges "very significant" cuts to US military numbers in Pakistan, and says ties will take time to heal.
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Former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney enters the race to be the Republican presidential candidate for 2012, saying Barack Obama has "failed America".
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US kidnap victim Jaycee Dugard says her life was stolen by abductors Phillip and Nancy Garrido, as they are sentenced to life imprisonment.
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A cluster of tornadoes strikes the US north-east, hitting the state of Massachusetts and leaving at least four people dead.
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One of Pakistan's most senior military commanders has said there is no likelihood of an imminent full-scale offensive, sought by the US, against militant sanctuaries in north Waziristan.
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Six weeks after a massive hack attack, Sony's PlayStation Network will be fully restored in the US and Europe on 2 June.
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The Pakistani intelligence service makes a rare public statement to deny any involvement in the murder of journalist Saleem Shahzad.
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Asian shares fall as weak economic data from the US raises concerns about a slowdown in the global economic recovery.
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China rejects allegations of involvement in a cyber-spying campaign targeting the Gmail accounts of top US officials, military personnel and journalists.
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At least four people have died after tornadoes ripped through the US state of Massachusetts.
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Google believes Chinese hackers have tried to access the Gmail accounts of hundreds of users, including US government officials, and Chinese journalists.
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Republican fireworks seek to catch attention
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The US is not trying to hold China down or block its role as a global power, US Defence Secretary Robert Gates says ahead of strategic talks.
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Vincent "Vinny Gorgeous" Basciano, a New York City mobster convicted of murder for ordering the killing of an associate, avoids a death sentence.
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Hackers in China have compromised personal e-mail accounts of top US officials, military personnel and journalists, Google says.
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Why hookah lounges have left a US lawmaker fuming
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Republican lawmakers press President Barack Obama for a detailed plan on budget cuts as he seeks their backing on raising the US debt ceiling.
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Chemicals which interfere with a mosquito's ability to sniff out humans have been developed by researchers in the US.
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The US is set to publish plans that will categorise cyber-attacks as acts of war - leading to potential military retaliation.
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The singer has sold more than one million copies of her second album Born This Way in its first week of release.
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An American man, arrested in Thailand last week on charges of insulting the monarchy, appeals to US President Barack Obama for help.
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The singer postpones a number of shows on her current US tour after suffering with laryngitis.
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Building supplies firm Wolseley reports a jump in trading profits as improved US trading offsets the "subdued" UK construction sector.
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The US space shuttle Endeavour brings its 19-year operational career to a close with a textbook landing in Florida.
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Fewer people died or were left homeless by last year's earthquake than officially claimed by Haiti, a draft report to the US government says.
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Republicans in the US House of Representatives reject a bill to raise the US debt limit, in what analysts say is a bid to force government spending cuts.
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US mobile network provider Sprint Nextel asks regulators to block AT&T's takeover of T-Mobile USA, saying the deal would harm competition.
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Two Iraqi men are arrested in the US state of Kentucky, over allegations they planted explosive devices targeting US troops in Iraq.
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US house prices fell in March, dipping below their 2009 low, as the housing market continued to be affected by weak demand, an index shows.
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Entertainment One signs a deal with Fisher Price to develop a toy line based on the Peppa Pig animated TV series.
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The 21-year-old R&B singer is in hospital after crashing into a bridge during a water sports accident in the US.
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South Korea launches an investigation into whether the toxic chemical, Agent Orange, was buried at US military sites in the country.
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Hackers have posted a fake story about dead rapper Tupac Shakur being alive on to the website of US public broadcaster PBS.
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President Barack Obama names General Martin Dempsey as his choice to be the new chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, the highest US military post.
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US defence contractor Lockheed Martin says it has thwarted a significant cyber-attack.
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The sequel to the hit film The Hangover sets a new record for a comedy film at the US box office.
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The yuan hits a record high against the US dollar as the US Treasury department says the Chinese currency is not manipulated.
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The US city of Joplin remembers the time exactly one week ago a devastating tornado struck, as visiting President Barack Obama pays tribute.
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A UK council says Twitter has released information after it acted in a US court to identify a blogger behind allegedly libellous statements.
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US President Barack Obama visits Joplin, Missouri, and says last week's tornado that left at least 142 people dead is a "national tragedy".
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Afghan President Hamid Karzai issues a "last warning" to the US and Nato after the killing of 14 civilians in a suspected Nato air strike.
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US President Barack Obama wraps up his six-day European tour in Warsaw, discussing security and energy with Polish political leaders.
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Gil Scott-Heron - the influential US musician, poet and author known as the "godfather of rap" - dies in a New York hospital at the age of 62.
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A US man detained in North Korea for six months is released and leaves for China with a US government delegation.
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The first funeral for a confirmed victim of last week's devastating tornado in the US state of Missouri is held, as the death toll rises to 132.
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The last space-walk in the 30-year history of the US shuttle programme is completed at the International Space Station.
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US actor Jeff Conaway, who played Kenickie in the 70s film Grease and Bobby in the TV comedy series Taxi, dies aged 60.
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New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg has accused politicians in the United States of a failure of leadership when it comes to dealing with climate change.
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Fiat says it will buy the US government's 6% stake in Chrysler, paving the way for the Italian firm to take a majority share in the US firm.
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US President Barack Obama arrives in the Polish capital Warsaw on the last stage of his six-day European tour.
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A dog who went missing after tornadoes hit the US state of Alabama on 27 April turned up 20 days later, finding his way home despite having sustained two broken front legs.
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US Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, is in Pakistan trying to patch up relations with Islamabad following the death of Osama bin Laden.
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Will US-Polish talks put relations back on track?
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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says there is no evidence senior people in Pakistan knew that Osama Bin Laden lived so close to Islamabad.
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World leaders at the G8 summit in France issue a joint call for the embattled Libyan leader Colonel Muammar Gaddafi to step down.
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US consumer spending rose by 0.4% in April, official figures show, but the increase was less than expected.
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The US Congress approves the extension of three counter-terrorism and surveillance powers granted by the Patriot Act.
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An ethnic Thai US citizen is arrested in Thailand for allegedly insulting the monarchy, a charge that can carry up to 15 years in jail.
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North Korea is to release a US citizen it has been holding for six months on unspecified charges on humanitarian grounds, state media report.
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Why did US X Factor drop Cheryl Cole?
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Lawmakers in the US House of Representatives vote to bar Chinese defence firms from receiving Pentagon contracts.
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The US state of Missouri has released a list of more than 230 people missing since a devastating tornado struck the city of Joplin on Sunday.
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Iraqi cleric and militia leader Moqtada al-Sadr has threatened to take up arms against US troops unless they leave the country by the end of the year.
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Iraqi cleric and militia leader Moqtada al-Sadr warns that his followers will take up arms against US troops unless they leave the country by the end of the year.
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The US state of Missouri releases a list of more than 230 people missing since a devastating tornado struck the city of Joplin on Sunday.
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The US Supreme Court has upheld a law in Arizona's that imposes penalties on businesses that hire illegal immigrants.
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Why American aid to Pakistan leaves few happy
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Leaders of some of the world's wealthiest nations meet in France for a summit set to be dominated by uprisings in the Arab world.
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After the killing of Osama Bin Laden in Pakistan, many have called for America to cut the aid it offers to Islamabad.
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US economic growth slowed in the first three months of 2011 to an annualised rate of 1.8%, the Commerce Department confirms.
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The US orders all its non-essential diplomatic staff to leave Yemen and issues an advisory against travel there as clashes escalate.
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Seventeen-year-old country singer Scotty McCreery has been crowned the winner of American Idol, beating off competition from a 16-year-old.
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British pop star Cheryl Cole is dropped from the judging panel of the US version of The X Factor, according to a report in America.
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The home of a 91-year-old Californian woman who sells kits to help people kill themselves is raided by federal agents, she says.
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Freedom Riders reunite to teach a new US generation
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The US military says it is withdrawing some of the more than 200 troops it has in Pakistan, after a request from the government in Islamabad.
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A street preacher who kidnapped and raped a 14-year-old girl in the US state of Utah in 2002 is sentenced to life in prison.
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Israeli PM buoyed by Congress, but can stance deliver peace?
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US President Barack Obama says there will be "no let up" in pressure against Col Muammar Gaddafi, after overnight Nato attacks rocked Tripoli.
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Another violent storm has ripped through several central American states, killing at least 13 people and complicating rescue efforts in Joplin, Missouri.
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US President Barack Obama and his wife Michelle mark the end of his state visit to Britain by hosting a dinner in honour of the Queen.
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The man accused of killing six and injuring a US congresswoman in an Arizona shooting rampage is found incompetent to stand trial.
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The UK and US are at a "pivotal moment" in their relationship and "profound challenges" lie ahead, US President Barack Obama has told MPs and peers in Westminster.
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