Iran

U.S. Sen. Jon Tester says he will support the nuclear agreement negotiated with Iran.

A Michigan Democratic congressman says he supports President Barack Obama's nuclear deal with Iran.

Montana Senator Steve Daines is voicing opposition to the Iran nuclear deal between the U.S., Iran, and five other countries after the UN unanimously approved it today, July 20.

Earlier this week, the United States, Iran and five other world powers came to an agreement about Iran's nuclear program. One of the biggest critics of the agreement is Israel, particularly Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Israel's Ambassador to the United States, Ron Dermer, discussed the issues that most concern Israel in an interview.

(11:40 a.m.) After receiving a copy of the agreement, lawmakers will have 60 days to read it, vote yes or no — or take no action.

Secretary of State John Kerry is urging congressional opponents of an emerging nuclear deal with Iran to "hold their fire" until they see a final agreement later this year.

There is a lot of talk about whether or not the most recent "framework" for a deal with Iran over nuclear weapons and sanctions is a good or a bad move, so it's nice to find some video to put the president on record. Whether you agree, or disagree with the talks, it is now abundantly clear that President Obama lied about the talks that have been taking place, and publicly misled the peop

President Barack Obama says the U.S. and its negotiating partners have reached a "historic" understanding with Iran over its nuclear program.

In the midst of an unexpected break in Iranian nuclear talks, President Barack Obama is calling for the return of Americans held in Iran.

Members of the U.S. Senate sent a letter to the Islamic Republic of Iran on Monday explaining Congress' role in making treaties.