Iran disapproval resolution stalls in the House
The House and Senate began consideration of a resolution to disapprove the Iran nuclear deal this week - the agreement is scheduled to go into effect Sept. 17
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The House and Senate began consideration of a resolution to disapprove the Iran nuclear deal this week - the agreement is scheduled to go into effect Sept. 17
But she called her approach to Iran "distrust and verify"
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei falls back on decades-old rhetoric about the "Great Satan" and the imminent end of the "Zionist regime"
With 41 senators supporting the deal, President Obama is unlikely have to veto a resolution of disapproval
Lawmakers return to Washington Tuesday and will begin debate on whether to approve or disapprove of the Obama administration's nuclear deal
A high profile Republican and Democrat explain their support for agreement President Obama already has enough support to get past congressional opponents
Pennsylvania Sen. Pat Toomey says "it's not too late to save America from this disaster"
Maryland senator's support means Democrats have the votes to keep the nuclear deal alive, despite GOP attempts to kill it
With the addition of two Democrats, a total of 33 senators officially support the Iran agreement
The Democratic candidate will defend the agreement on the same day Donald Trump and Ted Cruz are expected to trash it
Oregon Sen. Jeff Merkley puts Democrats within inches of reaching number needed to protect Obama's veto
International Atomic Energy Agency notes concern with military site in first update since deal between Tehran, world powers
Republican opponents of the nuclear agreement with Iran admit they'll have a hard time killing it in Congress
The White House still needs a few more Democratic backers to ensure Congress doesn't override parts of the deal
President says all options available to U.S. remain open if Iran rushes to build nuclear weapon
The director general of the IAEA says he is "disturbed" by the suggestion Iran would have responsibility for its own nuclear inspections
A report that Iran will use its own inspectors to monitor one particular site has alarmed congressional Republicans
Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Bob Corker says it won't make U.S. safer or keep Tehran from developing nuclear weapons program
Three dozen retired military officers publish an open letter in the Washington Post backing the nuclear agreement with Iran
Kerry speaks with Scott Pelley about the challenges of training Syrians to fight ISIS and selling the nuclear deal with Iran to Congress
"The Persian carpet is like the Iranian flag... Let our flag fly" say exporters ahead of lifting of sanctions
The president continued his sales pitch for the Iran nuclear deal in an interview that aired Sunday
After the August recess, Congress is expected to vote on approval of the nuclear agreement with Iran
The Vermont senator and Democratic presidential candidate says the agreement is preferable to "the alternative" -- war
"The very real risk that Iran will not moderate and will, instead, use the agreement to pursue its nefarious goals is too great," says leading Democrat