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CHICAGO, May 8 - The United States has 1,639 cases of the new H1N1 flu in 43 states, with two deaths, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported on on Friday. U.S. officials...

July 31 - The United States said on Friday it has reached an agreement in principle with Swiss bank UBS on their tax evasion dispute and hopes to hammer out the details of a settlement...

BEIJING (AFP)--China and the United States began a twice-yearly economic meeting here Thursday, officials said, which was set to be dominated by discussions on how to cope with the global financial turmoil. The two days...

July 28 - A proposed wind farm in Nantucket Sound is in the running to become the United States' first offshore wind project, and could add clean energy capacity to the densely populated Northeast. Below...

* Proposals off East Coast, Texas, in Great Lakes * Developers says eases transmission line challenge * Proposed Massachusetts project faces local opposition HYANNIS, Mass., July 28 - The Cape Cod resort area, famous for...

-- John Kemp is a Reuters columnist. The views expressed are his own -- LONDON, May 13 - Unless advocates of a cap-and-trade emissions scheme can design a credible and well-funded compensation mechanism to compensate...

NEW YORK, Jan 16 - The U.S. government's latest bank rescue, this time a multi-billion dollar lifeline handed to Bank of America, has led to more talk of what once would have been unthinkable --...

Social scientists suggest other applications for the research as well. In the Northeast "stress belt," health officials might consider programs to help folks relax. In the Midwest, a dutiful state like Kansas might look to woo more innovative personalities...

CARACAS, Sept 12 - Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez has thrust the OPEC nation into its worst diplomatic crisis for years by expelling the U.S. ambassador in a growing feud between Washington and Latin America's leftist...

With the dollar trading at historic lows and the U.S. probably facing a recession, one might think that Washington would pull out all the stops to attract buyers of American goods and investors in U.S....