We have started to collect the most important news related to United States in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
AIG, the US insurer bailed out by the US government at the height of the credit crisis, raises almost $37bn (£23bn) to repay its $100bn debt.
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US personal income registered an unexpected fall in September, while consumer spending was also weak, new data shows.
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At least five militants are killed in a US drone attack in north-western Pakistan, local intelligence officials say.
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US actress Denise Borino-Quinn, who played mafia wife Ginny Sacrimoni in The Sopranos, dies of cancer at the age of 46.
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US officials say a Saudi bombmaker is the key suspect in the jet parcel bomb plot, as Yemen frees a woman suspected of mailing them.
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What mid-term ads tell us about the election and the US
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The final instalment of the horror franchise, Saw, tops the US box office in its debut weekend.
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One of late US President John F Kennedy's closest aides and top speechwriter, Theodore "Ted" Sorensen, dies at the age of 82.
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Pontiac - one of the US car industry's most iconic brands - finally goes out of business after 84 years.
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England's Lee Westwood becomes the world number one golfer for the first time, ending Tiger Woods's 281-week reign at the top.
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Creditors of Hollywood's legendary MGM studio back a rescue deal offered by US firm Spyglass Entertainment.
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Afghan President Hamid Karzai calls the first joint operation by Russian and US agents to destroy drug laboratories in his country a violation of sovereignty.
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The bomb found on a plane in the UK was designed to go off on the aircraft, the British PM says, as Yemen arrests a woman suspected of involvement.
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An expert's view of the likely result of the US 2010 elections
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China assures the US it has no intention of withholding "rare earth" minerals key to hi-tech industries from the international market.
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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton joins the Asean summit amid a continuing war of words between China and Japan over disputed islands.
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A girl aged four can be sued for crashing a bicycle into an elderly pedestrian and causing injuries that led to her death, a judge in New York rules.
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Barack Obama says two suspicious packages bound for the US appear to have contained explosive materials and constituted a "credible terrorist threat".
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American football's plans to expand in the UK
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David Beckham made an appearance on US chat show "The Ellen DeGeneres Show", in which he and wife Victoria argued about his bad habits.
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Online encyclopaedia, Wikipedia, plans to open its first office outside the United States in India.
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The US economy grew at an annualised rate of 2% in July-September, an acceleration on the previous quarter, official figures show.
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Russian and US agents have taken part in a joint operation to destroy drug laboratories in Afghanistan, Russia's drug control agency says.
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Iran says it is prepared to hold talks on its nuclear programme in November, as the US confirms it is working on a new fuel swap offer for Tehran.
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The companies drilling the BP Gulf of Mexico oil well had test results showing cement used to seal it before the blowout was unstable, US investigators find.
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The firms drilling a BP Gulf of Mexico oil well had tests showing cement used to seal it before it blew out was unstable, US investigators have found.
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New figures on US home repossessions show the crisis has spread across a wider area of the country since the summer.
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US residents from North Dakota to North Carolina clean up after a fierce storm unleashed rain, high winds, snow and 56 tornadoes in just two days.
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Mexican President Felipe Calderon has told the BBC the US should do more to reduce the demand for drugs that is fuelling violence in Mexico.
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China has wrested the title of the nation with the most powerful supercomputer on the planet away from the US.
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The US government spends billions of dollars helping Afghanistan rebuild but cannot easily show how the money was spent, a government watchdog says.
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President Barack Obama appeals for more time to carry out his reforms, in an appearance on Jon Stewart's The Daily Show, days before mid-term polls.
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A man has been arrested over a plot to bomb Metro stations in the US capital, Washington DC, the Department of Justice says.
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A North Carolina politician apologises after sending voters a campaign flyer that showed actors wearing World War II German uniforms.
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A dispute between US firm Cablevision and Fox may deprive Cablevision's customers of coverage of baseball's World Series.
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A computer glitch knocked out 50 US nuclear inter-continental ballistic missiles offline for 45 minutes on Saturday, an air force official says.
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Researchers in the US say they plan to electronically record and interpret dreams.
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A fierce storm is muscling its way throughout a large portion of the US, bringing with it piercing rain, sharp winds, tornadoes and even snow.
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The leak of US military logs suggesting troops in Iraq ignored evidence of torture is a "propaganda gift" for terrorists, William Hague says.
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US new home sales sped up in September, but the Treasury says the freeze on thousands of home repossessions may last months.
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The UK airline industry has backed the views of British Airways chairman Martin Broughton that changes should be made to airport security checks.
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A US court order has closed down one of the net's biggest file-sharing sites, LimeWire.
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A US scheme in which convicted offenders are jailed if they fail daily breath tests is suggested as a means of tackling alcohol-related crime in London.
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US and EU officials warn that a shortage of rare earth metals from China could have severe repercussions for their economies.
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A US TV auctioneer who helped to sell $20m (£12.7m) in forged art, including fake Picassos and Dali, is sentenced to five years in prison.
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A CCTV camera caught the moment a tornado swept through a town in Indiana, after a night of bad weather in the US Midwest.
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The US state of Arizona says the drug it used to execute Jeffrey Landrigan was supplied by a British firm, raising concern in the UK, where there is no death penalty.
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Mexico's President Felipe Calderon tells the BBC that the US should do more to help tackle the illegal drugs trade that has seen 28,000 deaths in his country.
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A stringent project designed to curb alcohol-related crime in the US state of South Dakota is to be used as a model for a project in the UK.
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Omar Khadr consoled himself during his detention with memories of killing a US soldier in Afghanistan in 2002, a military tribunal hears.
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US House and Senate candidate spending nears the $2bn (£1.2bn) mark for the first time, with elections just one week away, a watchdog group says.
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After months of campaigning and more than $2bn spent, there is just one week to go until the mid-term elections. Katty Kay looks at the seven-day sprint.
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The US and Iraq should investigate claims by the Wikileaks website that Iraqi forces tortured citizens during the US-led war, the UN says.
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A storm some forecasters are comparing to a Category 3 hurricane slams the Midwestern US with heavy rain and strong winds.
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American's record-breaking race across Nepal
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US house prices began falling again in August, following the expiry of homebuyers' tax credit, a survey suggests.
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US carmaker Ford reports better-than-expected third quarter profits of $1.7bn, its sixth straight quarterly profit.
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Bank of England governor Mervyn King attacks the 'absurd' risk taken on by big banks, in a speech in the US.
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Missouri is seen as an important swing state in the US midterms, and in Springfield the Simpson family are divided in their support.
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A Pennsylvania woman is accused of killing at least four of her newborn babies and hiding their remains in a closet.
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The BBC's Matt Frei travelled to Vermont where the iconic play Death of a Salesman, written more than half a century ago, is finding new resonance.
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The US voices concern about Iran's "negative influence" on Afghanistan, after President Hamid Karzai admits receiving cash from Tehran.
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The Pentagon denies claims made by Wikileaks that US soldiers "turned a blind eye" to torture carried out by local forces during the Iraq war.
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US companies that received government assistance during the financial crisis are giving large political contributions to Republicans, according to reports.
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US banking regulators plan their own investigation into whether lenders were wrong to repossess hundreds of thousands of homes.
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Afghanistan's President Karzai confirms his office received hundreds of thousands of euros from Iran, but insists it is a "transparent" process.
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UK energy giant BP outlines a strategy to revive the public's belief in its ability to operate responsibly after the US oil spill.
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A deeper look at the problem costing the public purse
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The US dollar falls to a 15-year low against the yen after G20 nations agree to avoid fighting to devalue their currencies.
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Moviegoers in the US and Canada flock to the sequel to 2009 horror hit Paranormal Activity.
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The members of CounterParts, a Glee Club in Philadelphia, offer their opinions on the upcoming US mid-term elections.
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US Senator John Kerry says Sudan has assured him it will hold a referendum on independence for the south and is committed to the outcome.
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Actor Randy Quaid and his wife Evi seek asylum in Canada, claiming they are being persecuted in the US and their lives are danger.
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US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner says he believes China is now "committed" to allowing the yuan to go up in value.
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Can these people change the way the US votes?
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The American singer and political activist, Peggy Seeger shared much of her life with folk singer Ewan McColl who wrote the song First time Ever I Saw Your Face for her.
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Iraq's prime minister criticises the timing of the release by Wikileaks of almost 400,000 secret US military documents about the conflict there.
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Why there will be fewer women in the next US Congress
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The former first lady of the United States, Laura Bush, has said that women's rights in Afghanistan should not be sacrificed in any reconciliation with the Taliban.
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A US surfer relives the horror of a fatal shark attack on his bodyboarding friend in California.
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The founder of whistleblowing website Wikileaks has defended its decision to publish thousands of secret US military documents on the Iraq war.
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US military documents leaked to a whistleblowing website reveal thousands of previously unreported civilian deaths, according to independent research organisation Iraq Body Count.
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The biggest leak of military records in US history, released by Wikileaks, shows commanders did not investigate torture by the Iraqi authorities.
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Commercial space travel takes a step closer with the opening of the runway at the world's first spaceport in the US state of New Mexico.
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The US military says the expected release of classified documents on the Wikileaks website could endanger US troops, allies and Iraqi civilians.
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US Defence Secretary Robert Gates issues a new mandate that only five senior officials can expel someone from the military for being gay.
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US President Barack Obama heads to Los Angeles during a four-day campaign tour, with less than two weeks to go before mid-term elections.
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US scientists find that students can boost recall and learning when given material in harder-to-read fonts.
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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton announces Washington plans to provide $2bn in military aid to Pakistan.
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US proposals to set targets to reduce trade imbalances look to be running into opposition at the meeting of G20 finance ministers.
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AIA, the Asian arm of US insurance giant AIG, announces the price of a share offering it hopes will raise about $18bn (£11.4bn).
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The US is set to announce a significant package of military and security aid to Pakistan on Friday, the final day of the latest US-Pakistan strategic talks.
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The codes used by the US president to launch a nuclear strike were lost for months during the Clinton years, a former high-ranking US military officer says.
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Sikh groups urge US President Barack Obama to tour the Golden Temple during his India trip, amid reports he is now unlikely to visit.
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The ultimate cost of rescuing US mortgage agencies Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae may double, their government regulator says.
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McDonald's reports a 10% rise in net profits for the July to September quarter after new menu items in the US and extended opening hours in Europe drove up sales.
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The presidents of Iran and Venezuela have promised to deepen their "strategic alliance" against US "imperialism".
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An appeals court rules the US military can temporarily reinstate a ban on openly gay people serving, in a move adding to disarray around the issue.
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A US soldier is charged with murdering two comrades and wounding a third after an argument in Iraq, the US Army says.
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A US man pleads guilty to supporting a Somali Islamist militant group and encouraging violence against the writers of cartoon show South Park.
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