Iranian-Americans Call Out U.S. Senator Graham For 'Terrible' Ancestry Gaffe

A number of Iranian-Americans have responded with anger after U.S. Republican Senator Lindsey Graham quipped in an interview that it would be "terrible" if DNA testing revealed that he had Iranian ancestry.

Turkey's Tupras In Talks With US For Iran Sanctions Waiver -Sources

Threat From Violent Extremism Not Gone, Could Reemerge, Top U.S. General Says

The security threat from violent extremist groups has not been eliminated despite a recent shift in Washington's focus to what it sees as growing threats from China, Russia, and Iran, the top U.S. military officer has warned.

Iran's Prosecutor Says It's A Sin For Women To Watch Men Play Football. These Women Watched Anyway.

Iran’s prosecutor has blasted a decision to allow a small group of women to attend a men’s football match in Tehran.

Poverty And Discrimination Lead To Violence, Insecurity In Iran's Baluchistan

Poverty, discrimination and lack of schools lead to insecurity in Iran's Baluch inhabited regions, neighboring Pakistan.

Bootleg Alcohol Continues To Take Iranian Lives

While the sale of alcohol as well as its consumption by Muslims remains illegal in Iran, the country has witnessed a rise in deaths caused by alcohol poisoning.

E.U. Decreased Exports To Iran, While Russia Doubled

High Prices Helping Iran Make Up For Loss Of Half Of Oil Exports, VP Says

Iran has lost some customers for its oil because of looming U.S. sanctions, but high prices are making up for the lost sales, Iranian Vice President Eshaq Jahangiri has said.

Iran's New Breed Of Charities On Poverty Frontline

Kurdish Party Claims Killing Three IRGC Forces In Clashes

U.S. Weapons Makers Rattled Over Saudi Arabia Deals