An unbound Iran strikes fear in Mideast neighbors
Now flush with cash and international recognition, Isarelis, Saudis and others worry Iran will increase their destructive regional meddling
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Now flush with cash and international recognition, Isarelis, Saudis and others worry Iran will increase their destructive regional meddling
Six of those held in America have dual U.S.-Iranian citizenship, and it is unclear if these individuals will leave the U.S. for Iran
President defended negotiations with Iran that helped secure prisoner release, and resulted in $1.3B interest payment by U.S. to Islamic Republic
Robert Levinson, longest-held hostage in U.S. history, disappeared in Iran in 2007 while working for the CIA on an unapproved intelligence mission
Certification by International Atomic Energy Agency would allow Iran to immediately recoup some $100 billion in assets frozen overseas
White House takes action after U.N. agency releases findings on Iran's compliance with nuclear deal
Deputy national security adviser says the U.S. will not seek to establish relations with Iran after the landmark nuclear deal
Crippling sanctions against Islamic Republic likely to be repealed soon as officials say plutonium facility dismantled
Iranian compliance would require U.S., other nations to immediately suspend billions of dollars' worth of economic sanctions
10 Americans apparently drifted into Iranian waters due to technical fault on small boat and were reportedly interrogated by Iranian forces
One of Iran's own news agencies said core of Arak plutonium enrichment facility removed to comply with nuclear deal, but apparently not
Removing core of Arak reactor to produce less plutonium is crucial step to trigger economic sanction relief under nuclear pact
The U.S. needs the two countries to collaborate on other regional issues
Islamic Republic's military reportedly dismisses claim it test-fired rockets in vital waterway as "psychological warfare"
International Atomic Energy Agency ended decade-long investigation admitting it couldn't be sure what Iran was up to
End of investigation, part of agreement between Iran and the West, means some questions about the alleged weapons work may never be resolved
Islamic republic's nuclear chief says work already underway to meet obligations under deal with U.S., but there's clearly no love lost
But while handing his country's moderates a huge victory, Supreme Leader is careful to reiterate that U.S. can't be trusted
Tehran to begin taking steps to rein in its nuclear program, though sanctions relief won't offered until Iran completes agreed-upon steps
American ambassador says U.S. has confirmed missile tested last weekend was "inherently capable of delivering a nuclear weapon"
Senior United Arab Emirates official tells top U.S. lawmaker that it too might seek right that Iran has asserted under recently signed deal
Senior council of clerics approves landmark deal despite hard-liners' efforts to derail it
Hard-liners try to disrupt parliament's session, shouting that Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei did not support the bill
New precision ballistic missile is first tested since landmark nuclear deal; Islamic Republic already claims missiles that can hit Israel
Israeli Prime Minister says the deal allows Iran to spread radicalism in the Middle East, will let Iran get closer to making nuclear weapons