A senior Iranian parliamentarian said the Islamic Republic was considering withdrawal from the Non-Proliferation Treaty.

By Parisa Hafezi, Phil Stewart and Maayan Lubell ISTANBUL/WASHINGTON/JERUSALEM (Reuters) -The world braced on Sunday for Iran ...

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Rafael Grossi told an emergency meeting of the U.N. Security Council that the U.S. attacks on three Iranian nuclear sites ...

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From lawmakers to law enforcement and throughout the political spectrum, Floridians have responded to the strikes, either ...

In their different ways, Iran, Israel and the US have all gambled on war. The risk is that they will all end up as losers.