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US defends Pakistan drone strikes

The US defends its drone strikes in Yemen and Pakistan, as Pakistan's prime minister urges Washington to end the unmanned raids in his country.

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Police 'may charge' gunman's parents

Authorities in Nevada weigh prosecuting the parents of a 12-year-old who shot a teacher dead and wounded two classmates before killing himself.

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US Capitol dome to be renovated

The 150-year-old dome atop the US Capitol building will undergo an extensive, two-year renovation to repair more than 1,000 cracks, officials say.

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Food poisoning farmers plead guilty

The owners of a Colorado melon farm linked to a 2011 food poisoning outbreak which killed 33 and sickened 147 plead guilty to selling tainted fruit.

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VIDEO: Seeking the ultimate coaster thrill

Technology has transformed the theme park thrill ride, fuelling a global race to create the fastest, tallest, scariest rides the world has ever known.

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US survivors recall 1983 Beirut bombing

The bombing of US marine base in Beirut, 30 years on

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VIDEO: Sending freed convicts back to jail

How sending released convicts to former prison could cut reoffending

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US: French hacking claims 'false'

US intelligence chief James Clapper says reports the US spied on French diplomats and collected data on French citizens' telephone calls are "false".

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'American nightmare' in Detroit

What happens if Detroit cuts pensioners' pay?

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Libya al-Qaeda suspect in US court

Suspected Libyan militant leader Abu Anas al-Liby, seized earlier this month in a US raid in Tripoli, appears for a second time in New York court.

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Obama official sacked over tweets

A White House official is sacked after being unmasked as the man who wrote an abrasive commentary on his colleagues on Twitter.

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AUDIO: Obamacare website 'embarrassing'

The BBC's Nick Bryant reports that the Affordable Care Act website is not working properly and this could have grave implications on president Obama's legacy.

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US warplane pulled from China river

The wreckage of a downed US World War II fighter plane has been salvaged from China's Yangtze River, 70 years after it crashed.

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Detroit's bankruptcy case in court

Lawyers will begin presenting their arguments on Wednesday as to whether Detroit should be allowed bankruptcy protection from its creditors.

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US rally held over teen rape case

Several hundred protesters rally outside a court in the US state of Missouri to demand justice for a teenage alleged rape victim.

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Can the Red Sox turn trauma to triumph for Boston?

Can Red Sox turn bomb trauma to triumph for Boston?

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AUDIO: New York restaurant bans talking

A restaurant in New York is offering its customers silent dining - by taking talking off the menu.

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Boeing to speed up Dreamliner output

The aircraft maker Boeing is to raise production of the 787 Dreamliner to 12 a month by 2016.

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US boy held as teacher found dead

A Massachusetts 14-year-old is charged in the death of a 24-year-old teacher who was found dead in the woods behind her school.

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US crash video confessor sentenced

A judge sentences an Ohio man who confessed in an online video to a fatal drink-driving crash to six years in prison.

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Bombing suspect named in murder

The dead suspect in the Boston marathon bombings has been named in court papers as a participant in a triple murder in Massachusetts in 2011.

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Pakistan PM and Obama to talk drones

Pakistani PM Nawaz Sharif is to meet President Barack Obama to press for an end to drone strikes and the formation of a new relationship.

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US appeal over deadly dog treats

US food safety officials appeal for help from pet owners to find the cause of an outbreak of deadly sickness in dogs who ate jerky-style treats.

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Merkel concern at 'US phone spying'

German Chancellor Merkel phones US President Barack Obama after receiving information the Americans may have spied on her mobile phone.

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