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The United States welcomed as "significant" the IAEA's decision Friday to censure Iran over its nuclear program and demand it halt construction at a newly-revealed enrichment plant.
When I speak to college students, I always push two messages: If you work hard, take risks, leave your comfort zone and never give up, you can do anything you want to in life; and part of life is competition, because no matter what you want, you can bet that someone else wants it too.
With the support of Russia and China, the panel also demanded that Iran freeze operations “immediately” at a once-secret uranium enrichment plant.
The United Nations watchdog also demanded Iran freeze operations “immediately” at a once-secret uranium plant.
UNITED NATIONS -- Stephen J. Rapp, the new U.S. ambassador at large for war crimes, knows what it feels like to be victimized.
Brazilian diplomats denied Thursday that there is a crisis in relations with the U.S., while acknowledging differences with the government of President Barack Obama on issues such as Iran's nuclear ambitions and relations with post-coup Honduras.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Nuclear impasses with Iran and North Korea are the dominant issues for Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton on her trip to Europe and Asia, which begins with a stopover in Germany to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the Berlin Wall’s fall.
Iran brought new espionage charges against an Iranian-American scholar who was already convicted of spying and sentenced to 15 years in prison in the country's crackdown following June's disputed presidential election, a human rights group said Thursday.
Bruce Blakeman, the Republican ex-husband of Nancy Shevell, is considering a run for Kirsten Gillibrand's US Senate seat, Page Six has learned. Port Authority Commissioner Blakeman, who split with Shevell before she began dating Paul McCartney, wa...
The declaration may help American efforts to have Russia and China join in approving new economic sanctions.
The director of the U.N. nuclear watchdog declared in unusually blunt language on Thursday that Iran has stonewalled investigators about evidence that the country had worked on nuclear weapons design, and that his efforts to reveal the truth had "effectively reached a dead end."
The offer had been anticipated and offered previously to the Palestinians, but had been turned down on the grounds that it did not include Jerusalem.
Democrats may be the most skeptical audience when president announces Afghan war strategy.
New Mexico's Bill Richardson's link to an alleged bank-loan schemer.
Since becoming secretary of state, Hillary Rodham Clinton has gone to great lengths to avoid any appearance of undue influence from her husband. Bill Clinton rarely visits the State Department; he never joins his wife's far-flung official trips. With his headquarters in New York and hers in...
Washington -- The director of the U.N. nuclear watchdog declared in unusually blunt language on Thursday that Iran has stonewalled investigations into whether the country works on nuclear weapons design and that his efforts to reveal the truth had "effectively reached a dead end."
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