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US Senators go ahead with plans to target the yuan as the US Treasury rejects charges of manipulation.
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US retail sales grew 1.4% in May, suggesting that US economic growth may recover faster than expected.
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The US places key Middle East allies on its blacklist of countries that fail to stop people trafficking.
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The US threatens tough penalties against international energy companies that do business with Iran.
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Seven Afghan police officers are killed by US forces in an apparent "friendly fire" incident, Afghan officials say.
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Russia is to help resolve a banking row holding up a North Korean nuclear deal, US officials say.
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A US man jailed for having consensual oral sex with a teenage girl has his sentence overturned.
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Hundreds of Hmong protest in the US as a key leader appears in court accused of plotting a coup in Laos.
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US Senate Republicans block a no confidence vote in Attorney General Alberto Gonzales, a key Bush ally.
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US war veterans are twice as likely to kill themselves as ordinary civilians, a study suggests.
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A Qatari man accused of links to al-Qaeda cannot be held in indefinite military detention, a US court rules.
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Three US soldiers are killed after a bombing causes a bridge across a highway near Baghdad to collapse.
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A drug used to treat high-blood pressure may slow the development of Parkinson's, US researchers say.
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Millions of US viewers tune in for the finale of The Sopranos, to learn the fate of mob boss Tony Soprano.
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Former US Secretary of State Colin Powell urges the immediate closure of the US prison in Guantanamo Bay.
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Albania lays on a hero's welcome for George Bush, the first US president to visit what is now a staunch ally.
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Iran confirms it is holding a fourth Iranian American, academic Ali Shakeri, on suspicion of spying.
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A Egyptian court says the American University of Cairo cannot ban the Islamic face covering from its campus.
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Russia says the US should halt plans for a missile defence shield in central Europe, pending further talks.
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Six prisoners die and at least 50 are wounded in an attack on a US-run detention camp in Iraq.
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Pope Benedict calls for a "regional and negotiated" solution in the Middle East, in talks with George Bush.
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Jack Kevorkian, the man who helped the terminally ill to die in the US, says he did "the right thing".
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Space shuttle Atlantis launches from the US Kennedy Space Center in Florida, for its first mission in 2007.
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Adm Mike Mullen is nominated as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the country's top military post.
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Nato reacts cautiously to a Russian proposal to form a joint missile defence system with the US.
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The US State Department relaxes some of its passport rules after a surge in demand creates long delays.
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The Pentagon asks US military judges to reconsider a decision to drop charges against two Guantanamo inmates.
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US lawmaker William Jefferson, accused of hiding $90,000 in his freezer, pleads not guilty to soliciting bribes.
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An immigration bill stalls in the US Senate, dealing a blow to President Bush's hopes of reform before his term ends.
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The US House votes to ease curbs on funding stem-cell research, defying President Bush's threat to veto the bill.
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Lt Gen Douglas Lute, nominated to become the first US 'war tsar', says he had doubts over the surge strategy.
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George Bush describes as interesting a Russian proposal for resolving the row over the US missile defence shield.
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A missing teenage girl is found locked in a hidden room in a house in Connecticut, USA.
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Human rights groups ask the US to reveal the whereabouts of 39 people allegedly held in secret CIA-run prisons.
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Women forced to have abortions can seek asylum in the US with their partners, a California court decides.
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The US embassy in the Philippines rewards four men whose information led to the deaths of terror suspects.
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The US says a suspected al-Qaeda member has been captured in East Africa and sent to Guantanamo Bay.
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Five Latin American nations meet in Bolivia to formalise a protest against a ban on high-altitude football.
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A US TB patient who sparked an health scare in May says doctors had told him he was not contagious.
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Republican candidates for the US presidency hold a fresh TV debate, with heated exchanges on immigration.
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Leaders from major industrial powers are in Germany for a G8 summit overshadowed by US-Russian tensions.
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US President Bush says Russia "derailed" democratic reforms, as a row over missile defence stokes tensions.
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The US has become a major importer of illegal ivory, according to a report by a UK animal welfare charity.
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A Spanish court orders the capture of two US boats if they leave Gibraltar, amid a row over shipwreck treasure.
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At least 15 die in a suicide bombing near Falluja as the US admits serious threats to its Iraq security "surge".
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A US military panel recommends a marine be involuntarily discharged for taking part in an anti-war demonstration.
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US President Bush says Russia has nothing to fear from a missile shield to be partly built in eastern Europe.
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US lawmaker William Jefferson, accused of hiding $90,000 in his freezer, is charged with bribery and corruption.
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US-led forces say they have killed about two dozen Taleban fighters in southern Afghanistan.
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US prosecutors charge nine people with plotting a coup in Laos, including a prominent former Laotian general.
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A US judge drops charges against two Guantanamo Bay inmates, in a setback for efforts to try terror suspects.
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The US Secretary of State say Venezuela's decision to close an opposition TV station is "undemocratic".
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Nato condemns Russia's threat to aim weapons at Europe over the planned US missile defence shield.
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An Iraqi militant video shows ID cards apparently belonging to missing US soldiers, and says both have been killed.
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Two men held in Trinidad over an alleged plot to attack JFK airport will fight extradition to the US, their lawyer says.
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Militants in Iraq produce a video apparently showing the ID cards of two missing US soldiers, reports say.
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Russia's president says Moscow will take retaliatory measures if the US pursues a missile defence plan.
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US socialite Paris Hilton turns herself in to authorities in Los Angeles after attending an awards ceremony.
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The war in Iraq divides Democratic presidential contenders during a TV debate in New Hampshire.
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Fourteen US soldiers have been killed in Iraq in the last three days, the US military says.
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Ex-Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev blames the US for the current state of relations between Russia and the West.
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Islamists from Britain, Sweden and Pakistan are killed in joint US-Somali operations, Somali officials say.
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Four people are charged in the US over a plot to bomb John F Kennedy airport in New York, officials say.
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India fail to bridge differences with the US over a proposed deal on nuclear co-operation after three days of talks.
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Justin Webb in the US finds some Americans are worried about the trend towards religiosity in public life.
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The US Navy bombards what local officials say was an Islamist militant target in a northern Somali village.
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A US military court hears details of the killings of 24 Iraqi civilians in Haditha, at a hearing for a US commander.
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The US warns consumers to avoid using toothpaste made in China in case it contains a poisonous chemical used in anti-freeze.
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Detailed plans for the new US embassy in Baghdad are posted online, prompting fears of a breach of security.
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President Bush condemns the detention of four US citizens in Iran and calls for their immediate release.
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Jack Kevorkian, the man known as Dr Death and who helped the terminally ill to die, is freed from a US jail.
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A US TB patient who triggered a health scare by boarding transatlantic flights says sorry to fellow passengers.
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The US secretary of state is in Madrid for the first high-level US visit since Spain's Socialists came to power.
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Russian President Putin says a missile test was in answer to US plans to create a defence shield in Central Europe.
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A detainee who died in an apparent suicide at Guantanamo was a Saudi army veteran, the US says.
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A US man with a rare form of TB is moved to a special clinic as calls widen for anyone in contact with him to be checked.
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The US has strongly criticised Iran over the detention of three US citizens and the suspected arrest of a fourth.
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US President George W Bush outlines a new plan to tackle greenhouse gas emissions, ahead of a G8 summit.
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Norway resumes direct aid to the Hamas-led Palestinian administration, unlike the EU and US.
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Fred Thompson, a Hollywood actor and former US senator, says he is planning to run for president in 2008.
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US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice calls for more political rights for women in the Middle East.
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The US economy grew at a pace of 0.6% in the first quarter of 2007, its weakest rate in more than four years.
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A man nicknamed the 'spam king' for allegedly sending out millions of junk e-mails is arrested in the US.
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A senior US official is in India to hold talks aimed at finalising a nuclear co-operation deal.
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A Saudi Arabian prisoner at Guantanamo Bay apparently commits suicide, the US military says.
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Four US oil workers kidnapped by armed gunmen in Nigeria's volatile Niger Delta are freed after weeks in captivity.
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The head of a US marines battalion accused of killing Iraqi civilians in Haditha appears before a military court.
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US health officials begin a worldwide search to find people who may have come into contact with a TB carrier.
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President George Bush has asked the US Congress to set aside $30bn for the global fight against HIV/Aids.
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Spain launches legal action against US marine explorers over a wreck they have found laden with treasure.
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A US civil liberties group sues a Beoing subsidiary for allegedly helping the CIA fly terror suspects overseas.
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President Bush chooses former top US diplomat Robert Zoellick to replace Paul Wolfowitz at the World Bank.
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UN adviser Jeffrey Sachs condemns the US decision to impose fresh sanctions on Sudan over Darfur.
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US officials quarantine a man with a dangerous form of tuberculosis and urge fellow air travellers to be tested.
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Ten US troops are killed in Iraq, officials say, making May the deadliest month this year for the US military.
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Four children and their mother are found hanged in their mobile home in the US - but an eight-month-old survives.
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US President George W Bush announces fresh sanctions on Sudan over the four-year conflict in Darfur.
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An Al-Jazeera cameraman held at Guantanamo Bay calls for the release of abducted BBC reporter Alan Johnston.
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Iran formally charges two Iranian-American academics currently in jail in Tehran with espionage.
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