By Adam Rasgon Reporting from Jerusalem If an agreement with Iran to limit its nuclear program proves elusive, the United States could spearhead military action against it, President Trump said in ...

Sen. John Fetterman urged the Trump administration to cease all nuclear talks with Iran and bomb the country’s weapons facilities instead — urging the commander in chief to “waste that s–t.” ...

Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pa.) is calling on President Trump to “strike and destroy” the nuclear facilities in Iran ahead of a third round of talks later this week. “You’re never going to be ...

Iran's top diplomat sought to entice President Donald Trump's administration with up to tens of billions of dollars' worth of contracts to help revitalize the U.S. nuclear industry in a canceled ...

President Donald Trump may prefer a diplomatic solution to stop Iran’s creep toward a nuclear weapon, but claimed he’ll be "leading the pack" to war with the regime if talks falter.

Languages: English and Farsi U.S. President Donald Trump said he is willing to meet with Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei as part of ongoing diplomatic efforts surrounding the country ...

The Trump administration tapped senior State Department official Michael Anton to lead technical talks with Iran as the United States continues discussions with Tehran over its expanding nuclear ...

The United States and Iran, which have not had diplomatic relations for more than 40 years, are seeking a new nuclear deal after Mr. Trump pulled out of a landmark agreement during his first term.

US President Donald Trump said Thursday he was in no rush to greenlight strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities, the day after a New York Times story revealed he had quashed an Israeli proposal for ...

The latter observation might seem surprising. Trump, after all, has threatened to bomb Iran multiple times over the last few weeks, most recently on April 17 when he told reporters in the Oval ...

Saudi officials called it a “weak deal” that had only emboldened the kingdom’s regional rival, Iran. They cheered when President Trump withdrew from the agreement a few years later.

Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pa.) is not mincing words in his advice to President Donald Trump about the next step regarding Iran. “You’re never going to be able to negotiate with that kind of ...