White House 'concerned' by Iranian missile deployment
Obama administration notes with concern deployment of anti-air defense network around banned nuclear facility.
Obama administration notes with concern deployment of anti-air defense network around banned nuclear facility.
Marco Rubio and Mark Kirk's legislation would bar easing the rules on using American dollars in trade transactions with Iran.
Bipartisan group of lawmakers introduce legislation that would endorse continued sanctions by state and local governments against Iran.
Senators demand State Dept. publicize letters sent by Obama to world powers apparently promising 'snap back' won't hit their companies.
Bipartisan effort in Congress before nuclear deal deadline seeks to extend sanctions and not allow US to 'unilaterally disarm.'
Senators and staffers reveal administration downplaying threat ahead of nuclear deal, as World Threat Assessment avoids all mention of Iran.
Despite fierce criticism, Kirk-Menendez Iran sanctions bill postponed for 3 more months; separate bill mandating Congress input to go ahead.
Amendment to budget bill would establish a fund to cover the cost of imposing sanctions if Iran violates nuclear agreement.
Mark Kirk and Robert Menendez revise their Iran sanctions bill so that it gradually imposes sanctions if no deal reached by July 1.
Senators Menendez and Kirk warn Obama they will work to increase sanctions on Iran if a bad deal is reached.
Senators Kirk and Rubio call on Kerry to state that aid to PA will be cut off if unity government fails to recognize Israel.
Robert Menendez and Mark Kirk demand that Obama impose sanctions if Tehran pursues an energy agreement with Russia.
White House threatened to use its veto power against legislation that would impose new sanctions on Iran.
Democratic Senator Robert Menendez and Republican Senator Mark Kirk close to agreeing on new Iran sanctions, say aides.
Republican senators who were briefed about talks with Iran were reportedly told by Kerry to “disbelieve” what the Israelis say.
As Geneva talks end, Republican lawmakers express their skepticism and call for tougher sanctions on the Islamic Republic.
Republican Senator Mark Kirk (R-Ill.) sided with Israel in criticizing the BBC for refusing to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
Pro-Israel activists are calling to support a U.S. senator who has called on America to help Israel stop Gaza-bound boats.