We have started to collect the most important news related to United States in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
President Obama leads the US in a silent tribute to six people killed in a shooting in Arizona which left a congresswoman seriously wounded.
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US Vice President Joe Biden arrives in Afghanistan on an unexpected visit which will see him hold talks with President Karzai and meet US troops.
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Italian carmaker Fiat increases its stake in Chrysler to 25% after meeting a commitment to produce a small engine in the US.
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The US is mourning the deaths of six people in a shooting in Arizona on Saturday which left a congresswoman seriously wounded.
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Why US drivers are back in love with trucks
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The US Consumer Product Safety Commission sets up an office in China to monitor the quality of Chinese-made goods.
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Suspect Jared Loughner is to appear in court charged with five counts of murder and attempted murder.
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Western remake True Grit has shot to the top of the North American box office, taking $15m (£9.7m) in its third weekend, studio estimates show.
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The US charges 22-year-old Jared Loughner over a shooting rampage in Arizona where six people died and a congresswoman was shot in the head.
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China's defence minister plays down the country's military build-up, after talks with US counterpart Robert Gates in Beijing.
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With up to 40 world premieres, the Detroit auto show marks a new beginning as US carmakers enjoy strong sales.
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US President Barack Obama hailed the start of a week-long referendum in Southern Sudan, which is widely expected to lead to independence.
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Israel angers Palestinians by demolishing part of a hotel in occupied East Jerusalem to make way for settlers' homes, despite criticism from the US.
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US congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords is responding well to treatment for gunshot wounds, surgeons say, as her suspected attacker is charged.
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The Social Network moves a step closer to Oscar success after bagging four awards from the National Society of Film Critics in the US.
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US congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords is in critical condition after a gunman shot her in the head and killed six people in an Arizona gun attack.
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Police in Arizona are still searching for a second suspect they believe is connected to Saturday's mass shooting, which killed six people and left a US Congresswoman fighting for her life.
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US congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords is shot in the head and six people are killed in a gun attack which President Obama calls a national tragedy.
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Colleagues of US Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords have expressed outrage at her shooting
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The US government has subpoenaed the social networking site Twitter for personal details of people connected to Wikileaks, court documents show.
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Anti-US Shia cleric Moqtada Sadr urges support for Iraq's new government in his first speech since returning from nearly four years of self-imposed exile in Iran.
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A parcel that ignited at a Washington DC postal building is similar to two sent to Maryland state offices the day before, officials say.
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Two of the US's biggest mortgage lenders have had two mortgage foreclosures cancelled in a case that could affect others.
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The US state department summons Tunisia's ambassador to Washington to express concerns about protests in the North African country.
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Beatriz Elena Henao, accused of trafficking large quantities of amphetamines, is extradited from Colombia to the US to face trial.
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Two imprisoned sisters whose sentences were dropped on the condition that one donate her kidney to the other are released from US jail.
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The US is showing signs of "self-sustaining recovery", but is growing too slowly to create jobs, the Fed's Ben Bernanke says.
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The US unemployment rate dropped to 9.4% in December from 9.8% in November, the biggest one-month drop since April 1998, figures show.
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Aretha Franklin tells a US magazine she is "feeling great" after surgery for an undisclosed illness, saying "the problem has been resolved".
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The US and the IMF criticise the Pakistani government's decision to reverse a recent fuel price rise.
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Roy Hodgson looks set to remain as Liverpool manager this weekend after the club's American owners take no decision over his future.
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A US judge has dismissed legal action accusing Harry Potter author JK Rowling of copying the work of another author.
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Four people die in a US drone strike in north-west Pakistan.
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A US judge delays the fraud trial of Texan billionaire Allen Stanford after hearing psychiatric evidence that he is suffering from depression.
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US Defence Secretary Robert Gates announces a $78bn (£50.3bn) military budget cut, to be achieved in part by scrapping weapons systems.
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US Defence Secretary Robert Gates announces a $78bn (£50.3bn) military budget cut, to be achieved in part by scrapping weapons systems
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Employees at two separate Maryland government buildings had their fingers singed when opening parcels that released smoke and odours, officials say.
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A US student who shot two school officials, killing one, had been suspended for 19 days just before the attack, officials say.
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Anti-US Shia cleric Moqtada Sadr receives a raucous welcome on his return to Najaf but urges his supporters to show "discipline".
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President Obama names bank executive and former commerce secretary William Daley as the next White House chief of staff.
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BP has been severely criticised in a major report commissioned by President Barack Obama into the Deepwater Horizon rig explosion in the US last year.
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New York's Museum of Modern Art is mounting the biggest ever show of the artists who put American art on the international map but today its hard to find much evidence of these artistic titans away from the city's museums and galleries.
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Republicans start day two of their rule in the House of Representatives with a full reading of the US Constitution, sending a pointed political message.
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The US is to send an additional 1,400 marines to southern Afghanistan in an effort to pre-empt a Taliban offensive, the Pentagon says.
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Iran detains an American woman accused of hiding a spying device in her teeth, Iranian newspapers report.
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A US homeless man with a radio voice is given a second chance at a normal life after being discovered by a reporter who put a video of him on YouTube.
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The US is playing down pictures that appear to show a Chinese prototype of a stealth aircraft, invisible to radar.
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Eminem's Recovery was the top-selling album of 2010 in the US, shifting 3.42m copies, music sales tracker Nielsen SoundScan says.
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A major US report blames bad management decisions for the BP oil spill disaster and says it could all happen again without industry reform.
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The US lodges a "strong protest" at the manhandling of a US diplomat who tried to visit a dissident Vietnamese priest.
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One of two officials shot at a school in the state of Nebraska by a student who then killed himself has died, police in Omaha say.
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Republicans formally take control of the US House of Representatives, pledging to cut government spending and repeal President Obama's health law.
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Anti-US Shia cleric Moqtada Sadr has returned to Iraq after years of self-imposed exile in Iran, Iraqi officials say.
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The Consumer Electronics Show in the US is getting under way with thousands of visitors expected to attend.
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Dozens of dead birds are found lying in a residential street in Sweden, days after thousands of birds fell to their deaths in the US.
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The younger son of the Shah of Iran, Alireza Pahlavi, has killed himself in the US after a long battle with depression, his brother says.
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Test are being carried out on about 500 red-winged blackbirds and starlings found dead in the US state of Louisiana.
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The new session of US Congress is starting after the Republicans won a majority in the House of Representatives, with the aim of overturning President Barack Obama's healthcare reforms.
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Character actor Bill Erwin, best known for his role as the grumpy old man in US sitcom Seinfeld, dies aged 96.
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The White House is telling US agencies to create "insider threat" programmes to ferret out workers who may leak state secrets, reports say.
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A man in the US state of Texas has had his robbery conviction overturned after serving 30 years in jail - longer than anyone in Texas cleared by DNA.
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Police say former US government official John Wheeler was seen alive less than 24 hours before his body was found at a Delaware dump.
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The US Navy relieves an aircraft carrier captain of his command over the production of lewd videos aboard the ship.
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A man in the US state of Texas has his robbery conviction overturned on DNA evidence after serving 30 years in jail.
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US carmakers report strong sales for December, confirming the auto industry's steady recovery during 2010.
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A US man of Cuban origin is sentenced to 15 years in jail without parole for hijacking a plane from New York to Cuba in 1968.
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A large apartment complex under construction has caught fire in Rahway, New Jersey.
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Republican leaders begin a bid to overturn the healthcare law signed by US President Barack Obama last year.
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The price of copper hits yet another record high, buoyed by strong manufacturing data from both the US and the eurozone.
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A top US envoy calls for talks with North Korea, as he arrives in Seoul for a new round of diplomacy aimed at easing tensions on the Korean peninsula.
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Former Los Angeles Galaxy manager Alexi Lalas believes David Beckham owes it to American fans to turn down offers of a loan move to the Premier League.
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American twins born minutes apart have birth dates in different years after their mother agreed to a Caesarean section on New Year's Eve.
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Incumbent Ivory Coast President Laurent Gbagbo is offered refuge in the US as a means to end the country's political crisis.
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Jerry Brown is sworn in as the new governor of the US state of California, taking over from the departing Arnold Schwarzenegger.
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Scientists believe the shock caused by New Year's Eve fireworks display may have caused thousands of birds to rain from the sky over an Arkansas town.
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The US Navy says it is investigating the production of lewd videos aboard a US aircraft carrier which have turned the spotlight on a veteran commander.
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The price of oil rises by more than a dollar a barrel after surveys suggested strong manufacturing growth in the US and eurozone.
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Bank of America agrees to pay US mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac $2.6bn to settle claims it sold them bad home loans.
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Police investigate after the body of a former US government official, John Wheeler, is found in a landfill site in the state of Delaware.
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Jerry Brown is sworn in as the new governor of the US state of California, taking over from the departing Arnold Schwarzenegger.
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Shares in German carmaker Porsche jump after a US judge dismisses a lawsuit that threatened to de-rail a planned merger with Volkswagen.
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A US judge rules that a Pennsylvania woman can sue Disney over claims that a staff member dressed as Donald Duck groped her at a theme park.
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The US Navy says it is investigating the production of lewd videos aboard a US aircraft carrier which have turned the spotlight on a veteran commander.
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Fiat could take a majority stake in US carmaker Chrysler this year according to the Italian firm's chief, Sergio Marchionne.
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Wildlife officials are trying to determine what caused more than 1,000 birds to fall dead from the sky over a small town in the US state of Arkansas.
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California's celebrity governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger, steps down after seven years in the role.
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A strong earthquake shakes central Chile, sending people fleeing for fear of a tsunami, but causing no casualties or serious damage.
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Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez and US Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton shake hands in an apparently amicable encounter at a time of tension between the two countries.
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US talk-show host Oprah Winfrey launches her own TV network, which will offer round-the-clock lifestyle and reality programmes.
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A series of tornadoes in the south and mid-western US kills seven people, injures several others and causes power cuts for thousands.
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At least 15 people are killed in three new US drone strikes targeting militants in Pakistan's North Waziristan region, officials say.
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A series of tornadoes in the south and mid-western US kills six people, injures several others and causes power failures for thousands in the region.
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Winter storms sweep through the western US, bringing snow, rain and high winds to as many as 15 states.
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US President Barack Obama praises Ukraine after more of its highly enriched uranium is shipped to Russia for disposal.
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Five people die in a US drone attack in north-western Pakistan on the final day of a year that has seen a surge in the number of such attacks.
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The draw for America's Mega Millions lottery will be held tonight with the jackpot set to be $240mil.
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Anna Chapman, the former Russian spy deported from the US this year, is presented with a lion cub on Russian TV.
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Wild West outlaw Billy the Kid will not receive a posthumous pardon for killing a county sheriff in 1878, the governor of the US state of New Mexico says.
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It is likely that the cause of US soul singer Teena Marie's death will take weeks to determine, investigators say.
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The Pakistani government says it will strongly contest a lawsuit filed against its intelligence agency by victims of the 2008 Mumbai attacks.
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