We have started to collect the most important news related to United States in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
The US Senate Finance Committee defeats plans to include a government-run insurance scheme as part of a radical healthcare overhaul.
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Author JK Rowling missed out on a top civilian honour in the US because some politicians believed she "encouraged witchcraft", it is claimed.
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Toyota issues a warning about dangers presented by floor mats interfering with the accelerator pedals of some of its US models.
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US First Lady Michelle Obama is to appear in the first episode of the 40th anniversary season of Sesame Street.
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A senior US official on a visit to Havana held high-level talks with Cuban officials - the first such in years - US diplomats confirm.
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A bone fragment believed to part of Adolf Hitler's skull has been revealed as being that of an unidentified woman, US scientists say.
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Social isolation may trigger biological changes that make cancer more deadly, US research on mice suggests.
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A Colombian man who has spent his life stealing from rich hotel guests is arrested on the US border with Canada.
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A mother accused of beating her son often kept him locked in a cupboard in his bedroom, police in the US state of Oklahoma say.
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Swiss diplomats have visited three US hikers detained in Iran after straying across the border from Iraq, officials say.
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US consumer confidence fell unexpectedly in September, suggesting Americans are not confident of a recovery.
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US President Barack Obama stresses the joint fight with Nato, as he meets its leader for talks on Afghanistan.
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An Afghan-born man charged with plotting to carry out bomb attacks on the US pleads not guilty in a New York court.
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Israeli envoys head for talks with US Middle East Envoy George Mitchell on restarting Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations.
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US prosecutors dispute claims Roman Polanski's arrest came out of the blue, saying he had been on a "wanted list" for years.
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Film director Roman Polanski is determined to fight his detention in Switzerland and extradition to the US, his lawyer says.
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The yen declines from its eight-month highs against the US dollar following comments from Japan's finance minister.
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Two US soldiers and one Filipino are killed by a landmine explosion in the southern Philippines, an army spokesman says.
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Anders Fogh Rasmussen tries to calm US "doubts" over Nato's commitment in Afghanistan in his first US speech.
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The US is looking into a poll posted on the social networking site Facebook, asking if President Obama "should be killed".
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The US says it wants its planned dialogue with the Burmese military government to be a sustained process of engagement.
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The United States, France and Britain condemn Iran for test-firing long-range missiles, calling the move a provocation.
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The US is set to loosen its control over how the internet is run when an agreement is signed with net regulator Icann.
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Somali Islamists carry out a public execution of two men they accuse of spying for the US and African Union.
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US President Barack Obama will travel to Copenhagen to support the bid by Chicago to host the 2016 Olympics, officials say.
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Filmmaker Roman Polanski will challenge his arrest in Switzerland and a bid to deport him to the US on sex charges, his lawyer says.
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William Safire, the Pulitzer Prize-winning political columnist for the New York Times, dies at the age of 79.
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Film director Roman Polanski is in custody in Switzerland, facing extradition to the US on charges of having sex with a girl aged 13.
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US Defence Secretary Robert Gates says sticking to a January deadline for closing Guantanamo will be "tough".
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Two detainees being held at Guantanamo Bay in Cuba, have been sent to Ireland to be resettled, the US says.
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Authorities in Venezuela say they will fine TV stations if they continue to broadcast episodes of US animation Family Guy.
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The senior US military commander in Afghanistan has formally requested more troops to combat the resurgent Taliban.
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The US secretary of state gives a cautious welcome to Iran's promise to open a newly revealed nuclear plant to UN inspection.
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A US woman who was implanted with the wrong embryo in a fertility treatment mix-up has given birth to a boy.
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World leaders at the G20 summit have agreed tough financial rules to avert another global crisis, US President Barack Obama says.
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The British, French and US leaders strongly criticise Iran over its secret nuclear site, and threaten tougher sanctions.
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An Afghan-born US man may have plotted an attack in New York for the 9/11 anniversary this month, a prosecutor says.
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At least 12 people are killed and five injured in a suspected US drone attack in north-west Pakistan, officials say.
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At least six Uighur detainees at the Guantanamo prison will soon move to the Pacific nation of Palau, US officials say.
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Kenya's government expresses concern over a US threat to impose travel bans on officials who do not promote reform.
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Five US servicemen are killed in three separate attacks across southern Afghanistan, the US military says.
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A judge postpones a settlement hearing between Google and US authors and publishers after a raft of objections.
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An Afghan-born US man is charged with plotting to carry out attacks after learning in Pakistan how to make bombs.
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Police investigate the death of a census collector found hanged from a tree in rural Kentucky.
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World leaders are meeting in the US city of Pittsburgh for the two-day G20 summit which gets under way later.
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The UN Security Council adopts a resolution calling for nuclear disarmament, in a historic session chaired by the US leader.
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The governor of Massachusetts names Paul Kirk as a temporary replacement to fill the late Senator Edward Kennedy's seat.
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The US threatens travel bans on 15 Kenyan officials, amid concerns over a failure to look into post-election violence.
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Detained Burmese pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi welcomes US plans to engage with the military junta
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"Repeated" requests by UK PM Gordon Brown's team for a formal meeting with US President Barack Obama were turned down.
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A UK request for talks with President Obama was declined. Is the special relationship changing?
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US carmaker General Motors says it will develop a small cheap electric car for the Indian market.
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Hillary Clinton says the US will engage directly with Burma's military rulers in a bid to promote democracy in the hardline state.
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The top US military commander in Afghanistan denies a rift with the White House over sending more troops to Afghanistan.
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US President Obama urges greater global co-operation in his first UN speech, as Libya's leader attacks the major powers.
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The US Federal Reserve sees economic activity "picking up" but says interest rates will stay close to zero for an "extended time".
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US President Barack Obama calls for immediate Middle East peace talks without preconditions, at his maiden UN address.
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South Korea is boosting its defence budget by selling a vast stockpile of old Korean-war rifles to collectors in the US.
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US officials order workers to stop construction of Col Muammar Gaddafi's trademark tent near New York, a local attorney says.
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The US dollar falls to a one-year low of $1.4840 to the euro ahead of the G20 meeting of world leaders.
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US President Barack Obama tells Israeli and Palestinian leaders it is time to move with urgency towards restarting peace talks.
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One of the busiest US-Mexico border crossing is shut after a gun battle between US agents and suspected people smugglers.
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Chinese carmaker Geely Automotive receives a $334m (£204m) investment from major US bank Goldman Sachs.
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At least eight people have died and several others are missing as the southeast US is hit by floods.
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Massachusetts lawmakers vote to let the state's governor pick an interim successor to late US Senator Edward Kennedy.
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Two Afghan-born men charged with lying to officials about a plot to launch attacks in the US are denied bail after court hearings.
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Kenya's foreign minister criticises last week's raid by US forces in Somalia in which an al-Qaeda suspect was killed.
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All US embassies and consulates in South Africa are closed after an unspecified warning from security officials.
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Latin American views on tackling climate change
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US proposals to ensure the net remains an open and neutral platform draw criticism from the wireless industry.
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Bank of America is to be sued by the US regulator over charges it misled investors on bonuses when it acquired Merrill Lynch.
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The US government says it does not want to punish Scotland for releasing the man convicted of the Lockerbie bombing.
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Tough task of selling Afghan policy to US public
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The US mission in Afghanistan will "fail" unless troops are increased, the top military commander there says in a confidential report.
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The US has "no grand expectations" from talks President Obama is hosting with Israeli and Palestinian leaders, the White House says.
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The US communications regulator proposes new rules that would require ISPs to respect the principle of "network neutrality".
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A top US general said the mission will "likely result in failure" if there is no change of strategy. What is your view?
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The US closes Camp Bucca, its largest jail in Iraq
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Iran's supreme leader denounces nuclear weapons and says US allegations of a covert programme are false.
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President Obama says Russian opposition had no bearing on his decision to scrap the US plan for a missile shield in Europe.
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Another two US banks are closed by the federal regulator, taking the total number of American banking failures this year to 94.
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Three Afghan-born men are arrested in Denver and New York in connection with a plot to launch an attack in the US.
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President Obama will meet Israeli and Palestinian leaders on Tuesday, in an effort to relaunch Middle East peace talks.
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Police raid US-contracted private security firm in Islamabad, securing around 70 allegedly unlicensed weapons.
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The US government objects to a deal that would allow Google to create a digital library. Send us your views.
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American Christian conservatives grow in confidence
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The US justice department urges a court to reject a deal allowing internet company Google to publish millions of books online.
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The American neoconservative writer and thinker Irving Kristol dies from lung cancer at the age of 89.
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The US president rejects the idea that racism is the main reason for angry protests against his planned healthcare reforms.
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Guiding Light, the world's longest running soap opera, ends after more than 70 years on air in the US.
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Obama missile plan 'better protects Iran's neighbours'
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A court in the US state of Ohio halts a second bid to execute an inmate after officials failed to find a vein in the first attempt.
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US envoy George Mitchell's latest round of diplomacy in the Middle East ends without agreement, US and Palestinian officials say.
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Russian President Dmitry Medvedev welcomes the US move to shelve controversial missile defence bases in Europe.
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Chinese defence officials reject a US description of China's military modernisation programme as a threat.
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Why the US army is going face to face with Afghans
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Lawyers for a US man whose lethal injection was halted as officials failed to find a vein will try to block a second attempt.
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Missiles fired by a US drone are believed to have killed an al-Qaeda chief and a top Uzbek militant in Pakistan, officials say.
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President Barack Obama shelves controversial US missile defence plans for Europe, in a major foreign policy shift.
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