Iran case shows ground zero access tight
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Almost everyone agrees Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad doesn't belong at ground zero. So who gets access these days to the 16-acre pit where the World Trade Center once anchored the Manhattan skyline, a slice of the city that many regard as hallowed ground?
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Iranian Intelligence Minister Ali Yunesi announced over ten persons have been taken into custody for divulging classified information to both America and Israel concerning Tehranâs nuclear program.
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Federal investigators have largely ruled out a design flaw as a central factor in the collapse of the World Trade Center towers.
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Inspectors from the U.N. nuclear  watchdog would like to visit a military complex in Iran that an  exile group said housed a nuclear weapons site, but they lack  the legal authority to go there, U.N. diplomats said.
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Iran's judiciary has launched new investigations into the cases of two detained Iranian-Americans charged with endangering national security, citing fresh evidence, a spokesman said Tuesday.
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ESFAHAN, Iran -- The squat, tan buildings with barred windows can be reached only by driving well outside the city to a flat stretch of desert on the edge of the hills. The site is surrounded by antiaircraft artillery emplacements and a large metal fence topped with barbed wire.
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Parnaz Azima, one of several Americans  detained in Iran, said yesterday that her lawyers and Iranian officials have warned that her case could take years to resolve and appealed to the State Department to keep pressure on Tehran over the fate of the imprisoned or detained Americans.
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The U.S. government has suffered   enough legal setbacks in its war on terrorism to suggest the   conviction of seven men accused of a plot to attack America's   tallest building is anything but certain.
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Police were investigating on Monday how a young man managed to penetrate security at Ground Zero, one of the most closely guarded sites in New York, where he killed himself
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U.N. inspectors will visit a military  base in Iran on Thursday which Washington says may be part of a  covert atomic arms bid, but they will have only partial access  to the site, a senior Iranian official said.
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Human Rights Watch today reported the disappearance of another U.S. citizen believed to have been detained during a visit to Iran.
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A clause dropped from a UN resolution on Iran this week calling for &quot;unrestricted access&quot; is now haunting UN inspectors as they investigate Tehran&#39;s nuclear program, diplomats and analysts said Thursday.
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Â· Officials attribute fall to US-led security crackdown Â· US accuses Iran of links with Shia militants
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charge Iran vehemently denies. The IAEA has found many previously concealed nuclear activities in Iran. but no &quot;smoking gun&quot; backing the US view.
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LOS ANGELES, Jan. 3 -- Iran must pay $466 million to the family of a Los Angeles man who was tortured and executed there a decade ago for spying, a federal court ruled.
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AUSTRIA VIENNA -- Technical crews have hauled centrifuges into Iran's vast underground complex in Natanz and are on the threshold of launching a program that could be used to create nuclear arms, diplomats said yesterday. Hundreds of technicians have been "working feverishly" to install centrifuges and support equipment to enrich uranium, said officials from the Vienna-based International Atomic Energy Agency. ...
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If  Osama bin Laden ever stands trial, there's a prosecutor in Chicago waiting to face him down. As a driven young lawyer in the 1990s, Patrick J. Fitzgerald built the first criminal indictment against the man who would become the world's most hunted terrorist. Both men have moved...