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Concern over the expanding regional power and influence of Iran following the nuclear agreement and the lifting of sanctions has morphed into a major issue for American politicians.

When she moves into the White House, she is going to become an important symbol of the American dream, which still can become a reality.

A French paparazzo confirmed an attempt at a relationship between the two, but The Washington Post denies it. The White House is gossip central.

American-Israeli relations have hit a definite low point, and things could get noticeably worse.

With the change in Congress's political composition, it's not clear what will happen regarding the sanctions.

We will reiterate that the U.S. guarantees its own interests by taking advantage of ignorance, exacerbating existing tensions, and exaggerating extremist groups' actions in the Middle East.

"Iran should take its position at the nuclear negotiations table like a creditor [collecting debts]."

Our diplomatic approach — especially surrounding the Geneva negotiations, U.S. and Western commitments, and our own — is so convoluted that it seems we might as well go conjure spirits.