President Donald Trump believes his administration is “very close to a solution” on an Iran nuclear agreement and he has personally warned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu not to disrupt the talks,

As uranium enrichment remains the key sticking point in US-Iran nuclear negotiations, new proposals from Oman -- including a regional consortium -- are testing the limits of compromise. With no date set for further talks,

President Donald Trump is indicating that there has been progress with Iran on its nuclear program and hinted that an announcement could come in the “next two days.”

President Donald Trump says he told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to hold off on an Iran strike to give the U.S. more time time to push for a new nuclear deal with Tehran. "We’re very close to a solution,

Iran's foreign ministry and the Iranian nuclear agency rejected the report, calling it "politically motivated" in a joint statement.

President Donald Trump says he has told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to hold off on an Iran strike to give his administration more time time to push for new nuclear deal with Tehran.

Iran nuclear talks: Iran has roughly doubled its stockpile of near-bomb-grade uranium over the past three months as it negotiates with the Trump administration over a deal to limit its nuclear program, according to a confidential report that the U.N. nuclear inspection agency has begun circulating to capitals around the world. Read more ›

A tug-of-war over Iran's uranium enrichment continues to hint at an impasse in the US-Iran nuclear talks, but Tehran is also subtly exhibiting flexibility on allowing American inspectors into its nuclear sites.