April 2015
Why Obama Will Not Stand Against Congress on Iran?
Obama has agreed to give Congress a 30-day review period for the Iran nuclear deal, indicating that maintaining relations with lawmakers is more important than…
Agreement Between Democrats and Republicans in the U.S. Senate on Iran Deal Review Details
The U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee has reached a bipartisan agreement to review any potential nuclear deal with Iran within 52 days, requiring congressional approval.…
White House Reiterates Veto of Congressional Bill on Iran Agreement
The White House has reiterated its intention to veto any congressional bill regarding the nuclear agreement with Iran, as the Senate prepares to vote on…
Netanyahu's 'Concern' Over World 'Ignoring' Iran Due to Its Compliance with Commitments
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu is worried that if Iran complies with its commitments under the recent nuclear agreement, the world will no longer see Iran…
Obama and Senator Corker Discuss Nuclear Agreement with Iran
President Obama spoke with Senator Corker about a proposal requiring Congress to approve the nuclear agreement with Iran. Corker claims bipartisan support for the proposal,…
American Republicans Still Demand Vote on Nuclear Deal
Republicans in the U.S. Senate are pushing for a vote on the nuclear deal with Iran, which may happen after the current framework is finalized.…