News Archive - 2 April 2019

The pages were overseen by Iranians posing as U.S. and U.K. citizens.

It’s not just “a single flawed system that needed to be fixed,” according to one former CIA official. “It was a universe of systems.”

"You realize the whole 'Winter is coming' thing is BAD, right?" one Twitter user asked the president.

The attempts to break in to emails of U.S. Treasury officials, Arab atomic scientists and D.C. think-tank employees illustrate Tehran's espionage priorities.

One year after threatening North Korea before the General Assembly, the U.S. president targets Iran.

The country's foreign minister skewered Trump for his "shameful" statement supporting Saudi Arabia.

Renowned Iranian caricaturist Nasrin Sheykhi immigrated to the U.S. shortly after Trump's travel ban and quickly immortalized him in a painting.

The International Atomic Energy Agency said Tehran has been cooperating with inspectors and limiting stockpiles of key nuclear materials.

A new water park is providing relief during a heat wave in Iran. But men and women aren’t allowed to cool off at the same time.

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Campaigning in Chattanooga, Tennessee, late on Sunday, Trump said his “maximum pressure” policy against Iran was working.

Iran also launched drone attacks on the site, state TV reported.

In his harrowing, surprisingly funny memoir, he discusses his warring identities as an Iranian-American.

No formal charges have been pressed against Marzieh Hashemi, Press TV says.

Xiyue Wang has been gone for two and a half years. He and his wife worry their son will forget about him.

Marzieh Hashemi is being held in prison, apparently as a material witness, her son said.

It's not clear what crime Michael White is accused of. His mother said he was visiting his Iranian girlfriend when he disappeared.

Inspired by HBO's hit flick, the president's "Sanctions Are Coming" meme has been turned into a giant poster.

The Israeli military is giving more information on its activities in Syria than it used to.