Jerry Seib explains the tensions in Washington over how to keep Iran from building a nuclear weapon. President Obama wants negotiations to go ahead but many in congress see strong sanctions as the only way to prevent a Nuclear Iran. Photo: Charles Dharapak of Associated Press
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Negotiations over Iran’s nuclear program were temporarily stalled after the U.S. blacklisted several firms for allegedly violating existing sanctions.
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After three long days, negotiations over Iran’s controversial nuclear program have wrapped up with no deal — though the key players remain hopeful.
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