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Over 110 US lawmakers call for leaving Vienna talks
TEHRAN, Jan. 12 (MNA) – More than 100 US legislators have written to US President Joe Biden and called for leaving Vienna talks with Iran as sanctions on Iran have been slowed down and that Iranian economy is neutralizing the effects of sanctions.
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Omar blasts McCarthy for not condemning Islamophobia comments
TEHRAN, Dec. 6 (MNA) – Kevin McCarthy is a “liar and a coward”, Ilhan Omar said on Sunday, regarding House Republican leader’s refusal to condemn Lauren Boebert, Colorado Republican who has made bigoted and Islamophobic comments.
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Ilhan Omar calls on Republicans to confront Islamophobia
TEHRAN, Dec. 01 (MNA) – Rep. Ilhan Omar played a threatening voicemail she received from an unnamed caller during a press conference on Tuesday and urged Republicans to counter Islamophobia.
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Biden health ‘a national security issue’: former WH doctor
TEHRAN, Jul. 24 (MNA) – Former White House physician has questioned Joe Biden's mental ability, claiming that Joe Biden is likely to either step down or be impeached under the 25th Amendment
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GOP introduces largest package of Iran sanctions in Congress
TEHRAN, Apr. 21 (MNA) – The Republicans in the US Congress unveiled on Wednesday what they described as the largest package of Iran sanctions in history, US media reported.
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Most Trump’s supporters ready to join his party: Survey
TEHRAN, Feb. 22 (MNA) – Results of a poll indicate that former US President Donald Trump wants to form a new party, 46 percent of his supporters will leave the Republican Party to join him.
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Republican Sen. sets 4 conditions for Biden's JCPOA return
TEHRAN, Feb. 02 (MNA) – Claiming that US Congress would not allow the new US administration to return JCPOA, the senior Republican senator, set four conditions on behalf of his party for any Washington-Tehran agreement.
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Trump's 2nd impeachment trial to begin Feb. 8: Schumer Says
TEHRAN, Jan. 23 (MNA) – Former US president Donald Trump is facing impeachment for the second time for the "incitement of insurrection" following the deadly Capitol riots on January 6.
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Vote on US President Trump's ouster postponed to Jan. 12
TEHRAN, Jan. 11 (MNA) – Following the Republican protests, a voting session to activate 25th Amendment of the US Constitution to oust incumbent President Trump was adjourned to Tuesday Jan. 12.
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US pres. Trump must resign ASAP: Rep. senator
TEHRAN, Jan. 10 (MNA) – A Republic Senator Pat Toomey joined the opposition to the incumbent US President Donald Trump and emphasized that it is better for US President Trump to resign as soon as possible.
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140 Republicans to vote to bolster Trump, stop biden
TEHRAN, Jan. 02 (MNA) – To disrupt Congress, bolster Trump, and avoid Biden to become the next US President, around 140 Republicans are expected to vote against the counting of Electoral College votes.
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US Supreme Court rejects GOP bid to reverse Pennsylvania vote
TEHRAN, Dec. 09 (MNA) – The US Supreme Court has rejected the Trump team's motion challenging certification of Democrat Joe Biden's victory in the key battleground state of Pennsylvania.
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Democrats behind most, toughest sanctions on Iran
TEHRAN, Nov. 12 (MNA) – Since the US political system is based on the policies of the ruling party, a review of the sanctions imposed by Democrats on Iran can be a good yardstick for judging the new administration's approach to Iran.
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US Election Updates:
EU leaders congratulate Biden over winning election
TEHRAN, Nov. 07 (MNA) – While Donald Trump did not concede the result of the election, the leaders of Germany, France, and EU chiefs have congratulated Biden on his projected victory.
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Trump accuses Democrats of creating unrest
TEHRAN, Nov. 04 (MNA) – In his latest remarks, US President Donald Trump said that the possible unrest after his election victory will take place in Democratic-led cities.
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Ted Cruz warns of ‘Bloodbath of Watergate proportions’
TEHRAN, Oct. 11 (MNA) – Republican senator Ted Cruz has expressed his deep concern over Trump's defeat in the upcoming Presidential election, comparing it to ‘bloodbath of Watergate proportions’.
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Republicans formally nominate Trump for Nov. election
TEHRAN, Aug. 25 (MNA) – The Republican Party on Monday formally nominated Donald Trump for a second term in the White House.
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Vaezi to Republicans:
'Take anti-racist measures in US instead of preparing anti-Iranian package'
TEHRAN, Jun. 09 (MNA) – Iranian President’s Chief of Staff Mahmoud Vaezi, in a tweet on Tuesday, reacted to Congressional Republicans' tough sanctions plan against Iran, calling for Republicans to take measures against racism in the US.
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By: Martin Love
A speculation about the Trumpian core
TEHRAN, Oct. 14 (MNA) – Here is a wild and maybe baseless hunch the Zionists and Israel could start working hard but covertly to see Donald Trump impeached by the Democrats in Congress. One might say this sounds bizarre and implausible given all that “Israel” has extracted from Trump and his administrative cronies: more billions of American taxpayer bucks than ever before, the “gift” of the Syrian Golan as recognized Israeli territory as if such US recognition legitimized the Israeli hold on the territory, the further gift of a free hand for the Zionists to build more illegal settlements in the West Bank, the refusal to speak out against the horrors of life in Gaza, the move of the US embassy from Tel Aviv to West Jerusalem, and much more.
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By: Alireza Hashemi
Democratic Party in the 2020 US election
TEHRAN, Oct. 06 (MNA) – “The Health Insurance Act” is the only winning card for Democratic Party and its supporters. Over 40 million Americans have no valid health insurance due to the high costs of health care and their financial inability to afford it. In addition, about 160 million people are not satisfied with their private insurance and believe it is very expensive and insufficient.
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By: Majid Rafiee
Will Democrats’ return revive JCPOA?
TEHRAN, Aug. 11 (MNA) – We Iranians have a proverb, 'the yellow dog is the brother of the Jackal', that implies "none of these two people is better than the other, both of them are bad and vicious".
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By: Saeed Sobhani
The official start of the US presidential race in year 2020
TEHRAN, Jul. 01 (MNA) – The 2020 presidential elections in the United States have actually started! Democratic candidates' debates have shown that the competition is very tight.
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By: Saeed Sobahni
The republicans' fears of reducing the popularity of Trump
TEHRAN, Jun. 16 (MNA) – As much as we get closer to presidential elections next year, more surveys about the popularity of the president of the United States are published. Donald Trump believes most of these polls (where we see the decline in the popularity of Trump) are false!
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By Hanif Ghaffari
Trump is still afraid of Mueller report
TEHRAN, Apr. 06 (MNA) – It is unclear whether the publication of the full and uncensored Inspector-General Mueller would have consequences for Donald Trump, President of the United States and his entourage. Many officials in the Trump government are worried about the full publication of this report and its impact on the 2020 presidential election.
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By: Hanif Ghaffari
A hard year for Trump
TEHRAN, Dec. 31 (MNA) – By analyzing the current circumstances in the United States, one can see that the coming year will be very difficult for the US President.
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By: Hanif Ghaffari
The US Senate's role in the killing of Yemeni children
TEHRAN, Dec. 17 (MNA) – The US Senate voted on Thursday to end American military assistance for Saudi Arabia’s war in Yemen. This was reported by the media as the strongest show of bipartisan defiance against Trump’s support for the Saudi family over the killing of Jamal Khashoggi, the Saudi journalist who was against bin Salman policies.
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By: Hanif Ghaffari
Democrats vs. Trump: The dispute is intensified
TEHRAN, Nov. 17 (MNA) – The mid-term elections in the United States ended with the majority of Republicans in the Senate, and Democrats' victory in the House of Representatives. Democrats in the House of Representatives are now preparing themselves to confront Trump and challenge his position at the White House, as they seem to be disappointed with the resistance of the Senate to Trump and his friends.
