Members of both the Republican and Democratic parties in the U.S. Congress are planning to introduce a resolution that would require the president to obtain congressional approval before taking military action against Iran.
Secretive negotiations between U.S. and Iranian officials in Oman have concluded with cautious optimism, as both sides signal willingness to continue dialogue over Tehran’s nuclear program.
Iran's Supreme Leader bans any further negotiations with the United States, explains the Americans harm Iran's national interests.
Iranian President expresses willingness to work to free three Americans from Iranian prisons.
Iranian President says nuclear deal could be implemented later this year, adds deal is a test for relations with America.
White House says President Obama has no plans to meet Iranian counterpart during the UN General Assembly.
Under Secretary of State says Obama administration is ready to open a dialogue with Iran about the situation in Syria
Iran makes clear that any talks with the U.S. do not include a discussion about the reopening of the two countries’ embassies.
"I never say never," says President Obama when asked whether he could envision opening an embassy in Iran.
Pentagon confirms that Iranian fighter jets bombed ISIS jihadists, clarifies strikes were not coordinated with the United States.
A close associate to Iran's Supreme Leader confirms that Obama has written letters to Iran, says some of them have even been replied to.
Obama's national security advisor responds to report that he wrote a letter to Iran's Supreme Leader about ISIS.
Hamid Aboutalebi was a member of the group that held 52 Americans hostage in Tehran for 444 days, in 1979.
Iran's Supreme Leader attacks the United States over its "controlling and meddlesome" attitude.
Middle East Awareness groups to sponsor free conference on Iran, Hassan Rouhani, Iran-US relations on Capitol Hill Wednesday.
Washington blacklists a dozen overseas companies and individuals for evading sanctions on Iran.
The White House is examining ways to enable Iran to have its own “domestic” uranium enrichment program.
Iran's foreign minister denies that bilateral discussions with the U.S. before historic nuclear agreement dealt with rapprochement.
Iran's bombastic president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad says the US can no longer dictate world policy; remains mum on nuke program
Poll shows 49% favor military confrontation, and 31% oppose. Similar number think US should help Israel if it strikes Iran.
Official news agency says letter from U.S. UN Ambassador reached Tehran. The missive warns closure of Hormuz Straits would be "red line."
"We recommend ... to the American warship that passed through the Strait of Hormuz… not to return to the Persian Gulf."
