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"Our advice to Europe and the United States is to go back to logic and to the negotiating table," Iranian President Hassan Rouhani declares.

After Iran breaches nuclear deal, PM Benjamin Netanyahu tells Europe: “Stand behind your commitments,” enact sanctions mechanism. White House says it will continue to apply “maximum pressure” on Iran.

Speaking at international conference on ending statelessness, legal experts say revoking citizenship of supports of terrorist groups such as ISIS does nothing to benefit national security.

Two sides sitting down in hopes of working out the finer points of an agreement to end America's longest-running war, with US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo optimistic for deal by Sept. 1.

Proposed amendment to National Defense Authorization Act would have barred US President Donald Trump from launching an attack on Iran without congressional approval.

Gunmen, believed to be working for local cartel, open fire in Mexican city of San Luis Potosí, killing Israeli electronic musician Ronen Dahan, 45, and wounding three others.

"I was proud to step over the line. It is a great day for the world," US president tells North Koran leader Kim Jong Un. Kim hails the moment as an "expression of [Trump's] willingness to eliminate the unfortunate past and open a new future."

With millions of Americans peeking inside the Democrats' unruly 2020 season for the first time, the showdown revealed deep rifts eight months before primary voting begins.

The simply titled “Nuclear Operations” document is the first such paper in 14 years. It reveals that Washington essentially sees nuclear war as “winnable.”

Under the deal, Teva admits to no wrongdoing and agrees not to promote opioids in Oklahoma. The company also agrees to help law enforcement investigate cases of opioid drug diversion or other criminal activity.