President Donald Trump claimed Iran has stopped killing protesters and vowed strong action if executions resume.

U.S. oil prices fell more than $1 in early Asian trade on Thursday after U.S. President Donald Trump said killings in Iran's crackdown on nationwide protests were subsiding, easing fears of supply dis...

Nonetheless, tens of thousands of Iranians have poured into the street in recent weeks to demand change.

President Donald Trump told a CNN reporter Sunday that multiple actions against Iran, including the June strike on its nuclear facilities, should make the theocratic regime take him “seriously.”

Iranian officials signaled Wednesday that fast trials and executions lay ahead for suspects detained in nationwide protests while the Islamic republic promised a “decisive response” if the United Stat...

Trump told reporters that he has been told that killings in the Iranian regime's crackdown on the protests were subsiding and that he believes there is currently no plan for large-scale executions.

The U.S. military is reportedly withdrawing personnel from its largest air base in Qatar as Iran and the Trump administration trade threats.

The US is withdrawing some personnel from bases in the Middle East, a US official said, after a senior Iranian official said Tehran had warned neighbours it would hit American bases if Washington stri...

Rights group Amnesty International said it reviewed evidence showing “mass unlawful killings committed on an unprecedented scale” in Iran over the past week, including against “mostly peaceful protest...

Nationwide protests in Iran sparked by the Islamic Republic's ailing economy are putting pressure on its theocracy, which has responded with a deadly crackdown and shutting down the internet. Tehran is still reeling from a 12-day war launched by Israel in June in which the United States bombed nuclear sites in

Mobile phones in Iran were able to call abroad Tuesday after a crackdown on nationwide protests in which the internet and international calls were cut.

Iranian state television offered the first official acknowledgment of the high death toll, saying the country had “a lot of martyrs.”