Before 1979, Iranian women wore miniskirts, earned advanced degrees, ran businesses, and lived lives that looked remarkably like their Western peers. Then came the Islamic Revolution—and ...

In a new book, the journalist Scott Anderson argues that America’s failure to predict and understand the 1979 revolution has ...

The IRGC spokesman has reacted to Israeli officials' sabre-rattling, warning that if aggression is renewed, the geography and ...

Iran’s health ministry said more than 600 people were killed and more than 4,800 injured during the war, according to state-run media, which didn’t say how many were from the armed forces.

(NewsNation) — Nazee Moinian, an Iranian-born adjunct fellow at The Middle East Institute, believes the activism being seen on U.S. college campuses mirrors Iran before the Islamic revolution.