We have started to collect the most important news related to United States in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Rep. Roger Marshall was upstaged by his son during a swearing-in photo op with US House Speaker Paul Ryan.
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Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg plans to spend 2017 touring the US - in his latest ambitious challenge.
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US car giant Ford says it is cancelling a $1.6bn (£1.3bn) plant it had planned to build in Mexico.
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Republicans in the House of Representatives vote to limit the power of Congress ethics investigators.
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Gospel singer Kim Burrell says she makes "no excuses or apologies'' for a sermon at a US church where she referred to gay people as perverted.
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Donald Trump says a North Korean intercontinental missile capable of reaching the US "won't happen".
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Two people are held after unfurling a giant banner protesting against the North Dakota Access Pipeline.
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A leading US Republican fears for the future of her grandchildren with Donald Trump as president.
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The 35 Russians expelled by President Barack Obama over alleged election hacking leave the US.
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The children of US politician Chris Corley scream at him to stop beating his wife in an emergency call.
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The first of two bald eagle chicks has hatched in Fort Myers, Florida, watched by millions via a webcam.
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US President-elect Donald Trump praises "very smart" Vladimir Putin amid a row over hacking.
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Abseiling emergency workers rescue 21 people trapped on a theme park ride in southern California.
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Russia's President Putin rules out a tit-for-tat expulsion of US diplomats amid a row over hacking.
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A century of fire suppression is blamed for increasingly destructive 'megafires' in the western US.
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The family of Debbie Reynolds and Carrie Fisher are reportedly planning a joint memorial service for the pair.
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Two US estates used by Russians are targeted by the White House over alleged hacking in the US election.
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The US expels 35 Russian diplomats in the wake of cyber attacks related to the US election.
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President-elect Donald Trump dismisses a US threat to sanction Russia over hacking as a distraction.
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Tributes are paid to US actress Debbie Reynolds, who has died aged 84 a day after her film star daughter Carrie Fisher.
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Hollywood musical star Debbie Reynolds dies a day after her film star daughter Carrie Fisher.
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Israel's PM condemns remarks by the outgoing US secretary of state on Israeli-Palestinian issues.
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US actress Debbie Reynolds has died, a day after the death of her daughter Carrie Fisher, her son has announced.
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Actress Debbie Reynolds is taken ill a day after the death of film star daughter Carrie Fisher, media say.
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Senators from the main US parties say Russia may face sanctions over alleged hacking during the election.
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Three Chinese citizens are accused of making $4m by hacking into the computers of US law firms.
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The US says there is no basis for the Turkish president's claim that it supported IS in Syria.
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Japanese PM Shinzo Abe has visited the US naval base at Pearl Harbor, where he offered "sincere and everlasting condolences"
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A US air strike reportedly disables the last functioning bridge over the River Tigris in IS-held Mosul.
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has landed in Hawaii, ahead of a visit to Pearl Harbor, the US naval base attacked by the Japanese in 1941.
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Star Wars actress Carrie Fisher is in intensive care after a major heart attack on a London-LA flight.
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A new photo exhibit in New York examines how phone images fit into the race for the White House.
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The UN Security Council backs a call to end illegal Israeli settlements after the US refuses to veto.
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The US issues a travel warning for Jordan after a series of recent deadly attacks there.
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The US authorities call off a search for an elderly British woman missing from the Queen Mary 2 ocean liner.
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Israel reacts furiously over moves to vote through a UN resolution condemning Israeli settlements.
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Deutsche Bank says it has agreed a $7.2bn settlement with the US over its sale of mortgage-backed securities - well below the $14bn penalty announced earlier.
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A mother in the US is charged with biting and beating her sons after they opened Christmas gifts early.
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Donald Trump calls for the US to "greatly strengthen and expand" its nuclear capabilities.
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Tributes are paid to a US woman whose appearances on the Jeopardy quiz were broadcast after she died.
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Ikea agrees to pay $50m (£40m) to families of three toddlers killed in the US by chests of drawers.
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The US army's commander in Europe criticises Russia's "disregard for civilians" in Syria.
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Donald Trump appoints one of his advisers, a strong critic of China, to a top US trade post.
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Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba is back on the US's "notorious markets" list over selling counterfeit goods.
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Brazil's biggest construction company, Odebrecht, has admitted in a US court to paying bribes to officials to secure contracts.
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A US team recovers possible remains of soldiers killed in India in a World War Two plane crash.
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US singer James Taylor cancels a concert in Manila over Philippines' brutal war on drugs.
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American singer Richard Marx says he had to restrain a fellow passenger on a Korean Air flight.
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Barack Obama has permanently banned offshore drilling in the "vast majority" of northern US waters.
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An Afghan insurgent group releases video of a kidnapped North American couple with two children.
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The electoral college confirms Donald Trump as US president amid nationwide protests.
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A US underwater drone seized by China last week has been returned, both sides confirm.
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The US electoral college meets to confirm Donald Trump as president, amid a campaign to thwart him.
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Michelle Obama says her door is "always open" to Melania Trump, in a last interview with Oprah Winfrey.
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A three-year-old boy out shopping with his grandmother dies in a road rage shooting, US police say.
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How Bob Goldberg co-founded and grew US vegan food business Follow Your Heart, which has an annual turnover of more than $40m.
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The US says it has "secured an understanding" that China will return an underwater drone it has seized.
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Donald Trump tells his supporters they were 'mean and nasty' during the US election campaign.
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US doctor Henry Heimlich, who invented the manoeuvre used to help victims of choking, dies at 96.
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China accuses the US of "hyping-up" the issue of a US underwater drone seized by the Chinese Navy.
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A signed letter from Muhammad Ali to Nelson Mandela offering his condolences on the death of an anti-apartheid leader sells for £7,200 to a US collector.
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President Obama says he warned Russia's Vladimir Putin in September to stop hacking the US election.
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New Yorker editor David Remnick on why Donald Trump won the US election - and what happens next.
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The BBC Travel Show looks at how a guide helped black travellers during segregation.
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US President Barack Obama paused his final end-of-year press conference to get help for a reporter who fell ill.
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The US demands that China returns a US underwater research vessel taken in the South China Sea, say US officials.
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Hillary Clinton attributes her election defeat to Russian hacking and a letter from the FBI.
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US President Barack Obama holds an end-of-year news conference.
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USA Gymnastics says they have adopted new regulations designed to prevent child sex abuse.
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The US First Lady evokes a bleak post-election outlook, saying Americans lack hope and stability.
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The US should detail evidence of alleged Russian hacking or stop talking about it, the Kremlin says.
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Donald Trump picks Daniel Friedman, a critic of the two-state solution, to be ambassador to Israel.
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Barack Obama promises to retaliate against Russia for its alleged interference in the election campaign.
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A former CIA director believes that he may have been.
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US world boxing champion Terence Crawford gets a jail sentence over a disturbance in a car body shop.
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Vladimir Putin was directly involved in US hacks during the election, the White House says.
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After a US chain decides to sell an $85 stone, a paediatrician follows suit in a noble cause.
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Venezuela's foreign minister tries to gate-crash a summit in Argentina but the hosts switch rooms.
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The Syrian American Medical Society (SAMS) releases a video it says is of a group of orphans trapped by the shelling in Aleppo.
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Senator Lindsey Graham says his election campaign account was hacked by the Russians.
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Chinese activist Zheng Churan warns US President-elect Donald Trump against sexist behaviour.
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A boy dies after a huge snow mound collapses in upstate New York, possibly triggered by a snow plough.
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The BBC's Nawal al-Maghafi takes a look at the impact of US support for the Saudis in the Yemen conflict.
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The FBI arrests a man charged with the largest cyber-attack of financial firms in US history.
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The US Federal Reserve raises its benchmark interest rate, only the second increase in a decade.
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Speaking at an emergency session of the UN Security Council on Tuesday, US ambassador Samantha Power asks the Assad regime and allies if they are "truly incapable of shame".
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The president-elect prepares for talks with Silicon Valley's main players.
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The US is to cut arms sales to Saudi Arabia amid concerns over civilian casualties in Yemen.
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A top energy executive with strong ties to Russia is lined up as US secretary of state.
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Two men who planned the November 2015 Paris attacks are killed in an air strike in Syria, the US says.
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Iran's president orders the development of nuclear-powered ships, after the US extends sanctions.
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A US federal judge blocks an attempt to have presidential election votes recounted in Pennsylvania.
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Senior Republicans support investigations into possible Russian hacking of the US election process.
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Donald Trump pours fresh scorn on US intelligence claims of Russian hackers meddling in the election.
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PJ Crowley looks at possible shifts in US foreign policy under Trump and how they may benefit Russia.
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President-elect Donald Trump questions the "One China" policy of effectively ignoring Taiwan.
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President-elect Donald Trump considers whether the US should continue its "One China" policy.
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A US jury convicts a man of manslaughter for the shooting of American football player Will Smith.
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Donald Trump says a CIA report that Russian hackers tried to help him win the election is "ridiculous" and politically-driven.
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The US president-elect praises Exxon's Rex Tillerson, amid reports he will be secretary of state.
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