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Radioactive Material Stolen In Iraq Raises Security Concerns

Baghdad reported the stolen material to the International Atomic Energy Agency, but has not requested assistance to recover it.
By Ahmed Rasheed, Aref Mohammed and Stephen Kalin, Reuters

What Everyday Iranians Have To Say About The Deal Now That It’s A Reality

In August, these Iranians told us what they thought about the agreement. Now, they tell us what they think about its implementation.
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IAEA Report Says Iran Conducted Nuclear Bomb-Relevant Work In 2003

The report aims at answering questions about the true nature of Iran's past nuclear activities.
By Reuters

If An Anti-Iran Deal Talking Point Gets Upended And No One Listens, Can Opponents Still Use It?

Reuters has reported that Iran won't be able to self-inspect a key military site.
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Boehner Opens Door To Suing Obama Over Iran Deal

Boehner said a lawsuit against the president is a "very possible" option.
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Former Nuclear Safeguards Official Says AP's Iran Deal Document Looks Fake

It appears aimed at undermining the nuclear deal, the official says.
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Potentially Deal-Shattering Report About Iran Inspections Has Some Issues

Questions surfaced after the Associated Press removed some key text from the piece.
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IAEA Defends Planned Nuclear Inspections In Iran After AP Report

The reported draft document said the U.N. agency would allow Iran to inspect its own sites.
By Reuters

Report: IAEA To Allow Iran To Inspect Alleged Nuclear Site

According to a document seen by The Associated Press.
By AP

Iran Skeptics Have A New Bargaining Chip

Congress could withhold funding that a critical agency needs to enforce the nuclear deal.
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