Massive protests that rocked Iran for over two weeks appear to have slowed significantly, as President Donald Trump partially backs off his threats to intervene and stop the widespread killing and exe...

Tehran is beginning to show signs of a return to normalcy, but some Iranians say they are still bracing for possible US intervention after weeks of anti-government protests and a brutal crackdown.

Despite Trump’s threats, the Islamic Republic commenced what is almost certainly its bloodiest killing binge since its inception in 1979.

The death toll from the crackdown continues to grow as more information comes out. The D.C.-based Human Rights Activists News Agency, HRANA, now puts it at more than 2,800 protesters killed. The group says it is reviewing nearly 1,700 more reported deaths.

Iran is showing tentative signs of a return to daily life after weeks of nationwide anti-government protests and a violent crackdown, but fears of further escalation — including possible US military a...

According to opposition groups and an Iranian official, more than 2,000 people were killed in the worst domestic unrest since Iran's 1979 Islamic Revolution.