Kerry Admits Meeting With Zarif Several Times, Says Did Not 'Coach' Him

Former Secretary of State John Kerry has admitted that he has met with Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif in recent months.

Four Dead From Drinking Bootleg Booze In Iran

Four people, including a woman, have died after drinking bootleg alcohol in the Iranian city of Karaj, west of the capital, a judiciary official has said.

Iran Is 'Feeling the Pain' From Sweeping Sanctions, Says Nikki Haley

The U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki Haley says "Iran is feeling the pain" from sweeping sanctions revived by President Donald Trump.

Iran, Europe Discuss Ending Conflict in Yemen

Pompeo Says Saudi, UAE Trying To Avoid Civilian Harm In Yemen

U.S. Republicans Seek Sanctions On Iraqi Militias With Iran Ties

Iran Calls U.S. Blame Over Iraq Attacks 'Astonishing, Provocative'

Iran's Foreign Ministry has described accusations by the United States that Tehran's allies were responsible for recent attacks on U.S. diplomatic missions in Iraq as "astonishing, provocative, and irresponsible," Iranian media report.

Former Iranian Vice President Sentenced To Prison For 'Threatening National Security'

Esfandiari Rahim Mashaei, a vice president, chief of staff, and senior aide under former Iranian President Mahmud Ahmadinejad, has been sentenced to 6 1/2 years in prison after being convicted on charges including threatening national security, Iranian media report.

White House Warns Iran About Potential Attacks By Proxies On U.S. Facilities

The United States has warned Iran about any potential attacks by its proxies and allies against U.S. facilities in the Middle East.

AP Interview: Iran Nuclear Chief Hopes Deal Will Survive

Angry Protestors Attack Iranian Embassy in Finland

Police in Helsinki, Finland, has arrested four demonstrators during a protest gathering in front of the Iranian embassy Monday afternoon September 10.