We have started to collect the most important news related to United States in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
A US couple is suing a firm that maps internet connections to real world locations, saying their home was put at the centre of criminal investigations
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The last doctors in the rebel-held east of the Syrian city of Aleppo urge US President Barack Obama to come to the aid of 250,000 civilians there.
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A former Guatemalan soldier suspected of taking part in a massacre in 1982 during the country's civil war has been deported from the US.
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What are Hillary Clinton's plans for the US economy if she is elected US President in November?
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US-backed Libyan militias say they have seized control of the headquarters of so-called Islamic State in the city of Sirte.
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A US justice department report accuses police in the city of Baltimore of routinely discriminating against black people and using excessive force.
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Republican Donald Trump blames the media after being accused of inciting violence against his Democratic rival for the White House, Hillary Clinton.
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American Kristin Armstrong wins the Olympic women's time trial for the third time in a row with victory in Rio.
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Republican Donald Trump has sparked anger by appearing to suggest his supporters could stop his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton by exercising their gun rights.
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A Turkish military officer posted with Nato claims asylum in the US after authorities in Turkey link him to the failed coup, reports say.
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UK-based dealers in illegal drugs earn more money online than any of their European rivals, research suggests.
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US airline Delta cancels at least 300 more flights after a power cut on Monday that resulted in the cancellation of 1,000 flights and delays for about 2,800 more.
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Controversial Russian swimmer Yulia Efimova is beaten to Olympic gold by Lilly King of the USA in the women's 100m breaststroke.
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Driver backs into £220,000 ($290,000) Ferrari while parking in the US state of Virginia.
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Thousands of passengers around the world are left stranded after a power cut forces US airline Delta to suspend flights.
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Fifty Republican national security experts warn that Donald Trump "would be the most reckless president", but he dismisses them as a "failed Washington elite".
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Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump lays out an economic plan that includes suspending new regulations and cutting corporate taxes.
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Former CIA agent Evan McMullin announces an independent presidential bid as an alternative to Republican nominee Donald Trump.
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All-star supervillain escapade Suicide Squad shrugs off dire reviews to earn an estimated $135m in North America in its first weekend.
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A 10-year-old boy dies on a water slide, billed as the world's biggest, in the US state of Kansas, in an incident police say was an accident.
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A Nigerian man in the US has become a comedy hit on social media because of his videos about African family life.
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The Islamic State group releases photos of weapons and kit belonging to US soldiers discarded after fighting in Afghanistan.
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Iran's government confirms it has executed nuclear scientist Shahram Amiri, saying he leaked "vital information to the enemy".
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Adam Peaty sets Britain's first world record of the 2016 Olympics, GB miss out on cycling medals, plus a round-up of news from day one.
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The US launched air strikes on Islamic State targets in Libya this week. How did Libya get to this point?
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A US-backed alliance of Kurdish and Arab fighters has seized most of the key Syrian city of Manbij from so-called Islamic State, monitors say.
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Presidential candidate Donald Trump backs House Speaker Paul Ryan for re-election, days after snubbing him in a spat at the very top of the US Republican Party.
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Hillary Clinton spoke at the largest gathering of minority journalists in the United States.
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A 19-year-old man has been charged with the murder of a US tourist, and five other attempted murders, following a knife attack in London's Russell Square on Wednesday.
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Lawyers for US-based Turkish cleric Fethullah Gulen say they fear an attack on his life, in the wake of the failed coup attempt in Turkey.
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US Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump backtracks on a claim that he saw video footage of a US cash payment to Iran.
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Footwear factory in the Bosnian Serb Republic crafts "White House shoes" for potential US first lady.
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The BBC's James Cook analyses Donald Trump's claim that Iran's military filmed $400m in cash being taken by plane to Tehran by the US authorities.
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Sasha Obama, daughter of US President Barack Obama, swaps the comforts of the White House for the counter of a busy seafood restaurant, US media report.
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David Huddleston, the US actor who played the title roles in The Big Lebowski and Santa Claus: The Movie, dies at the age of 85.
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US Black Lives Matter activist DeRay Mckesson sues the police and city of Baton Rouge over mass arrests during protests against police killings.
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Hawaiians reflect on Barack Obama's time in office as the US president turns 55
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The wife of Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump rejects suggestions that she violated visa rules when she started working in the US.
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US President Barack Obama writes an essay on why he considers himself a feminist, saying it is "absolutely" men's duty to fight against sexism
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The 2016 election is one of the most polarising in US history. Can third party candidates break through to disillusioned voters?
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Taliban militants attack a convoy of foreign tourists - including British and US citizens - in western Afghanistan, injuring six and their driver.
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A new study from the US comparing two traditional communities suggests exposure to farm animals may prevent asthma in children.
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A court in Istanbul issues an arrest warrant for US-based cleric Fethullah Gulen over Turkey's recent failed coup, media reports say.
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Crowds taunt US goalkeeper Hope Solo after she posted pictures of herself wearing a hat with mosquito netting to express her concern about the Zika virus.
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A film attacking Hillary Clinton becomes the year’s top grossing documentary in the US.
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A proposal to settle 100 refugees in the Western US state of Montana has provoked an outcry. Some residents warn of a culture clash between Syrian refugees and the predominantly white local population.
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The US Supreme Court temporarily overturns a ruling that allowed a transgender high school student to use the bathroom of his choice.
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The White House dismisses claims that the US paid a ransom to Iran in exchange for the release of five American prisoners.
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The Russian military tells the US it believes rebels in the Syrian city of Aleppo deployed "toxic substances" in an attack on Tuesday.
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A woman killed in a police standoff outside Baltimore tried to live stream the siege but authorities successfully had her social media accounts deactivated.
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The Italian government says it will "positively consider" allowing US forces to launch attacks on the so-called Islamic State in Libya from Italy.
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Fresh rifts emerge within the US Republican Party over presidential candidate Donald Trump as he refuses to back two senior figures in his own party.
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Donald Trump dismisses Barack Obama's time in the White House as a "disaster" after the US president says he is not fit to succeed him.
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Egyptian-born Nobel-winning scientist Ahmed Zewail, who studied chemical reactions in ultra-short time scales, dies in the US aged 70.
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President Obama says Republican nominee Donald Trump is unfit to be president, and questions why his party still supports the New York billionaire's candidacy.
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The Rio Olympics have yet to start but we can already be confident the US and China will top the medals table. Why is this - and can we predict which other countries will do well?
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New York City Police Commissioner Bill Bratton - the most prominent law enforcement officer in the US - is to step down in September.
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A China-born FBI employee with top secret security clearance pleads guilty to acting as an agent of the Chinese government, the US says.
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Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump suggests that the election could be "rigged", as he calls Hillary Clinton "the devil".
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Police in Bolivia seize more than seven tonnes of cocaine which they believe was destined for sale in the United States.
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A new law comes into effect in the US state of Texas that allows university students to carry concealed guns on campus.
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The chairman of the US joint chiefs of staff visits Ankara and condemns the recent coup attempt in Turkey, as the US seeks to shore up ties.
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Arizona Senator John McCain and other Republican leaders condemn Donald Trump's comments about the family of a US Muslim soldier killed in Iraq.
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The US carries out air strikes in Libya on positions of so-called Islamic State at the request of the UN-backed government, the Pentagon says.
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Khizr and Ghazala Khan, the parents of a Muslim-American soldier killed in Iraq, tell the BBC it was time to stand up to Donald Trump.
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The mother of a dead US Muslim soldier hits back at presidential hopeful Donald Trump for questioning her silence during a speech by her husband.
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Marge and Homer Simpson agree to vote for Hillary Clinton in the forthcoming US election in a new clip released by 20th Century Fox.
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With the Democratic and Republican parties having chosen their candidates, Jonathan Marcus takes a look at the implications for US foreign policy under a Clinton or Trump presidency.
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American Jimmy Walker holes a three-foot putt on the last to beat world number one Jason Day by one shot at Baltusrol, New Jersey.
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The mother of an American Muslim soldier who was killed in Iraq accuses Donald Trump of being ignorant about Islam.
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US safety officials have arrive in Texas to investigate Saturday's crash of a hot air balloon that killed all 16 people on board.
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The mother of a fallen Muslim US soldier on Donald Trump saying that she was silent at the Democratic convention.
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Donald Trump tells ABC News' George Stephanopoulos a dead US Muslim soldier's mother "had nothing to say".
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One person is dead and four others are in hospital after two separate shooting incidents in the Texan city of Austin, police say.
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US presidential hopeful Donald Trump sparks outrage by mocking a dead Muslim soldier's mother who stood silently while her husband attacked him in a speech.
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US skydiver Luke Aikins has become the first person to jump from 25,000 ft (7,620m) without a parachute, landing safely in a net.
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A hot air balloon carrying at least 16 people catches fire and crashes in the US state of Texas with all on board confirmed dead.
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American Luke Aikins becomes the first person to jump from 25,000 ft (7,620m) without a parachute, landing safely in a net.
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Game of Thrones - the record-breaking fantasy drama TV series - will end after its eighth season, American broadcaster HBO confirms.
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The United States Olympic Committee have been accused of bullying companies who want to talk about #Rio2016
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Turkey's president says he will withdraw all lawsuits against people charged with insulting him, as a gesture to the unity shown since the failed coup.
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Brayan Jimenez, a former head of Guatemala's football federation, pleads guilty in a US court to racketeering and wire fraud.
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Hilary Clinton has become the first woman ever to become a major party nominee for US president. The BBC travelled to the Women's National Democratic Club, founded in Washington DC in 1922, to capture the scene.
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Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign is hacked as part of a larger cyber attack against Democratic Party institutions, US media report.
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A judge in the US state of Minnesota dismisses claims by 29 people who said they were Prince's heirs, including five people who said they were his child.
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A police officer dies and another remains in hospital after both were shot in the US city of San Diego.
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Four people suffering from the Zika virus in Florida are probably the first cases contracted within the US, health officials say.
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As the US party conventions come to an end, we look at the messages conveyed by the fashion displayed, and whether they worked.
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Powerful forces threaten the US, said Hillary Clinton as she accepted the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Hillary Clinton tells voters the presidential election is a "moment of reckoning", as she makes history by accepting the Democratic nomination.
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The US Navy is set to name a ship after gay rights activist and politician Harvey Milk, the US Naval Institute News reports.
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Teenage social media celebrity Hayes Grier is recovering in hospital after a car crash, a spokeswoman for the US star says.
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People in the US have filmed a Chinese rocket body streaking across the sky over Utah and California.
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An El Salvadorean immigrant convicted of killing Washington intern Chandra Levy has had all charges against him dropped in the retrial.
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US presidential hopeful Donald Trump says he was being sarcastic when he appeared to invite Russian hackers to find Hillary Clinton's missing emails.
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President Obama delivers an impassioned Democratic convention speech, hailing Hillary Clinton as his heir and rounding on "demagogue" Donald Trump.
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Cartoonist Jack Davis, the "long-time legendary" artist on the US magazine Mad, dies at the age of 91.
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President Barack Obama evokes a positive vision of the US and implored voters to back Hillary Clinton as his successor in the White House.
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Health officials in Florida investigate four cases of Zika that do not appear related to travel, raising fears US mosquitoes may be carrying the virus.
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Donald Trump has "actively encouraged" foreign powers to hack his US presidential rival Hillary Clinton, her camp says.
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