229 articles — keywords: Iran
The legislation allows up to 500% tariffs on Russian imports and targets Iran's weapons and energy sectors.
A new picture disc edition released July 17 drove vinyl sales up 398% in a single week, pushing the album from No. 26 to No. 9 on the Billboard 200.
At least 20 fighters were killed in coordinated strikes on Iranian proxy groups in eastern Iraq, marking the first confirmed attack by a Gulf state in the ongoing conflict.
Iran's Revolutionary Guard launched ballistic missiles at a U.S. base in Jordan, shattering a brief pause in the regional conflict.
Oman presented Iran with a Gulf-backed plan featuring voluntary ship fees rather than the mandatory tolls Tehran had sought to impose on the strategic waterway.
Iran confirmed it halted attacks at the same time as the U.S., while insisting it is not engaged in direct negotiations with Washington.
Brent crude fell 7.8% to $89.41 a barrel after the U.S. halted its two-week bombing campaign against Iran.
Wes Streeting, one week into his new role, spoke to Sky News while confirming Britain will not back offensive military action against Iran.
Wall Street heads into a week packed with Federal Reserve decisions and major tech earnings reports.
The singer publicly stated she did not approve the use of her music in a government military video.
U.S. military officials told CBS News the pace of advanced missile interceptor use in the Middle East cannot continue.
The Defense Casualty Analysis System now lists 14 deaths, down from 18, after four service members killed this month were struck from the record.
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