Bolton says "no doubt" Iran attacked tankers, and still wants nukes
Trump's national security adviser visits region, insists there's "no reason" for Tehran to abandon the nuclear deal that the U.S. walked away from
The War with Iran
Iran claims no fear of war with U.S., and no interest in talks
Revolutionary Guard spokesman says Iran doesn't want war but doesn't fear it either, as top diplomat dismisses Trump's suggestion of talks
U.S. officials say Iran's military likely behind tanker attacks
State Department orders most personnel out of neighboring Iraq citing "serious" threat, one that a senior British commander said doesn't exist
Saudi Arabia says its oil pipeline was hit by drones
Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih Al-Falih vowed that production and export of Saudi oil wouldn't be interrupted
Details of tanker "sabotage" murky as U.S. points finger at Iran
A U.S. military team investigating alleged attacks on 4 oil tankers has made an initial assessment that Iran or its proxies is to blame
"Sabotage attacks" on Saudi oil tankers stoke fears of Iran-U.S. conflict
Nobody has blamed Iran yet, but arch-rival Saudi Arabia claims "significant damage" to ships days after U.S. warned "Iran or its proxies" might target commercial vessels
U.S. "will not dare" attack, Iranian military commander says
As U.S. B-52 bombers arrive in region as part of Trump administration's reaction to "escalatory indications" of possible attack, Iran remains defiant
Trump administration imposes new Iran sanctions
The announcement comes on the one-year anniversary of the president announcing the U.S. withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal
Iran announces partial withdrawal from 2015 nuclear deal
Regime outlines 2 immediate steps, says others will follow if other nations fail to draw up new "Win-Win" terms and conditions for the pact Trump abandoned
Iran slams new U.S. sanctions, lawmakers chant "Death to America"
Newspapers linked to Revolutionary Guard, declared terrorist entity by U.S., say Trump admin's move is "permission" to kill American troops
U.S. set to designate Iran's Revolutionary Guard a terrorist group
Unprecedented move, controversial even within the Trump administration, would significantly increase pressure on Tehran and tensions in the region
Iran says U.S. "economic TERRORISM" hindering flood rescue effort
At least 45 people dead in worst flooding Iran has seen in years, and regime says sanctions have left it short of disaster response equipment
Representative for Michael White's family denies he is on hunger strike in Iranian prison
"The claims made by a dissident about Mike having been on a hunger strike are categorically false and unhelpful," the representative said
Detained U.S. Navy vet's family says Iran's "secret ruling" illegal
Prosecutor says verdict issued in case of former Navy cook Michael White, but it's unclear what the court's ruling, and even the charges, actually were
Ex-FBI agent who vanished in Iran "seemingly forgotten," wife says
Christine Levinson blames Iran for husband's disappearance, but says 3 successive U.S. administrations have let her family down
Prominent human rights lawyer faces imprisonment in Iran
Nasrin Sotoudeh, who has defended women protesting against hijab laws is accused of "encouraging prostitution and corruption"
U.S. insists Mideast summit not just Iran-bashing - Iran begs to differ
Official theme of the gathering in Poland was broadened under pressure from EU allies, but Israel is clear: "The focus is Iran"
Iran marks 40 years of Islamic rule; goads U.S. and threatens Israel
Well-worn chant of "Death to America" echoes in streets again as leaders mock U.S. and vow military build-up — and regular Iranians suffer
Europeans poised to roll out "vehicle" to dodge Iran sanctions
EU says it's "moving in the same direction" as U.S. on Iran's regional influence and military development, but it wants to keep the nuclear deal alive
Iran says U.S. Navy veteran jailed on "private complaint"
Tehran had previously given no info on detention of Michael White, whose family fear for his wellbeing as he was undergoing cancer treatment
U.S.-born journalist for Iranian network released from federal custody
Marzieh Hashemi — an American-born journalist working in Iran — has been released from U.S. custody after testifying before a grand jury in Washington
U.S. refuses to discuss Iranian TV anchorwoman's detention
Son says U.S. national being held on a law that one expert says feds resorts to, "when they need a reason to arrest somebody but they don't have one"
Iran claims U.S. holding Iranian state TV news anchorwoman
FBI has not confirmed or denied that U.S.-born Marzieh Hashemi was detained as she arrived in St. Louis to visit family
Pompeo blames "misguided" Obama for Mideast woes, emboldened Iran
Top U.S. diplomat rips previous administration in scathing Cairo speech, and promises "age of self-inflicted American shame is over"
American detained in Iran suffering psychologically, ex-prisoner says
Another American family is pleading for the release of a relative caught in an international tug-of-war between the U.S. and Iran.
World
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Ukraine says "insane attack" on aid center may have killed 70
Hackers can hijack grocery store freezers. What about our homes?
Mother, daughter dead in suspected grizzly bear attack in Canada
How other countries are reacting to the U.S. election results
Stranded U.S. cruise ship departs Cambodia with no passengers
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Iran says U.S. election results show Americans reject the war
Poland launches major security operation along border with Russia
