Good News Trading Brokers

I'm using forex.com and news trading with them is just plain horrible.

I'm trying to find a broker (preferably located in the U.S.)

I know Oanda respect news trades but they are overseas and they widen spreads.

Can someone steer me in the right direction?
My preferances are:
-In U.S.
-Fills my order
-Minimal spread widening
-Good costumer service
-High Leverage

I don't need it all of it, cause i know no broker is perfect.

I would be nice tho!

Please let me know, Thanks Guys.

Hey
I've seen numerous warnings about trading the news, I get minor heart attacks with demo accounts so I'm avoiding them like the plague no matter which company I go with when I get some cash in the market.
But maybe EFXgroup would be your best bet since they route their orders straight through banks via their ECN stuff (whatever that is) no dealing desk or Deutsche Bank since they proclaim they are one of the biggest liquidity providers for the forex market. They are both part of the USA market.
Kathy Lien's book has great ideas so that you don't always have to trade the news, you could branch out to other stuff after reading her book, including quiet markets

i too am pretty much looking for the same thing: a decent broker that lets u trade the news.
however i donot / will not trade the spike, rather enter after 1-2 minutes , like the 4DLUV method. I want to know if there is a broker that:
1. is stable in terms of pip spread and execution 1 min after the announcement?
2. allows trailing stops?
3. has good fill and minimal slippage.

I was leaning towards Oanda as they do widen their spreads but bring it back down atleast on many news announcements after 1 min, but i donot know about NFP. Also there seems to be an issue with their disconnections after NFP and other big news events as seen on the Oanda forums themselves and it seems pretty repititive now. Also they have no trailing stops. can anybody comment?
EFX/MBT are another option, but people say that since they are ECN therefore slippage and delayed fills are common at news times? as there are fewer people taking the other side?
is there a decent broker that would allow to trade the news like i described? how about ODL and North Finance?
any help is greatly appreciated
thankyou
faddy