US Government Worker Charged Over Leaking Intel on Israel's Iran Strike
A U.S. government employee has been charged with leaking classified intelligence on Israel's plans to strike Iran, according to court documents filed Wednesday. The individual, identified as Asif William Rahman, was detained by the FBI in Cambodia and is set for an initial court appearance in Guam.
Biden's administration has warned the President-elect that Tehran and its proxies pose a continuing daily risk to Americans.
The resolution would task the IAEA with issuing a "comprehensive report" on Iran's nuclear activities, which would put ...
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President Biden has warned Iran's government to stop plotting against Americans, including President-elect Donald Trump, and ...
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3 charged in Iran-linked murder plots, with one targeting Donald Trump as revenge for killing Qassem Soleimani: DOJ"There are few actors in the world that pose as grave a threat to the national security of the United States as does ...
Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian said Tehran will not be able to ignore its arch-foe the United States and needs to "handle ...
Additionally, this war isn't just regional—it's part of a broader, global struggle where the Iran-Russia-China axis confronts Western nations. As we wait to see how Iran responds to Israel’s recent ...
TEHRAN: International Atomic Energy Agency chief Rafael Grossi met Iran's top diplomat on Thursday (Nov 14) as he began ...
Some in Iran’s new, more moderate government think the result of the presidential election provides an opportunity to make a ...
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The head of the United Nations’ nuclear watchdog says he will travel to Iran in the coming days to hold talks regarding the ...
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Iran and U.S. Continue Secret Talks on Middle East Ceasefire, Despite Political RiftThis statement follows Araghchi’s remarks on October 14, when he disclosed that secret negotiations with the U.S. regarding a ...
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