Demonstrations in Isfahan over the drying up of a lifeblood river draw tens of thousands; US condemns violent crackdown

Cyber assault on Iranian fuel system was followed by hack of Israeli LGBTQ dating site, pointing to new trend of attacks against soft targets, New York Times reports

In call with EU diplomatic chief, Tehran's foreign minister says it will be possible to reach favorable agreement if sanctions are lifted

Black man killed by Minneapolis cop is hero of mobile game where players must overcome obstacles and side-step enemies across 30 levels

Hundreds said to gather in Isfahan; separately, pipeline that transfers water to other provinces reported to be damaged

Defense minister says Israel building up 'military force' needed for a strike on the Iranian nuclear program, while hoping for improved deal

Negotiations to resume Monday in Vienna; Rob Malley hints at US action if Islamic Republic gets ‘too close for comfort’ to breakout

Rafael Grossi says he 'could not agree' on points of contention during meetings in Tehran

After state broadcaster said to air assertion that analytics on water reserves were knocked out, Tehran says facilities were taken offline to 'secure... systems'

Hamid Noury, accused of handing out death sentences during a 1988 purge of dissidents, faces charges including murder, crimes against humanity, war crimes