Several American Lawmakers Questioning Possible Deal on Iran's Nuclear Program
Secretary of State John Kerry set to brief senators on banking committee later today
Secretary of State John Kerry set to brief senators on banking committee later today
As requested by the Obama administration
After Iranian negotiators seemed hopeful
May wait to hear from Kerry, who's returned from talks in Generva
Getting everything, paying nothing, says the Israeli PM, who opposes the negotiations
Israel is opposed to a deal that allow Iran to keep nuclear centrifuges
Israel's Netanyahu says he "utterly rejects" the deal being worked on by Iran and Western nations
Nuclear issue "not insoluble," said the Iranian foreign minister
Differences over how to deal with the situation in Syria have been contributing to recent tensions
Countries remain divided over whether Iran should attend
Don't want to put diplomatic resolution at risk
Iran's conservative judiciary strikes back
Worried about the nuclear bomb
Threatening to "scale back" partnership with the US
Congress and Netanyahu stand in his way.
May gradually unfreeze overseas funds
Comments made amid latest nuclear negotiations
Officials are waiting his condition to improve before killing him
Nuclear tensions with the West continue
Wants to allow more scholars the opportunity to participate in conferences
"Malfunction" being investigated
Nuclear program still causing diplomatic tensions
America's hostile attitude undercuts Iranian moderates and bolstered the hardliners
Hey, another argument in its favor
Iran's Revolutionary Guard is denying that the killing was an assassination
Made the comments in an interview with NBC
People often ask whether the United States can trust Iran. The better question is whether the United States government is worthy of trust.
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