Extra Credit: 'Brady Bunch' diplomacy for Iranian Americans
When my family moved to the United States from Iran in 1972, the first Americans I met were the Bradys and the Partridges. After hours of devoted television viewing, I learned that American brothers can be just as annoying as Iranian ones, and that Mrs. Brady worried about her children just like my mom. I learned that Americans, like Iranians, eat dinner together, although no one on TV ever dined on kabob - not even on "Gilligan's Island," with its ample grilling opportunities. Needless to say, I couldn't wait to meet real American families, particularly ones with sons who looked like David Cassidy.

Iranian leader claims whole nuclear cycle
TEHRAN, Iran - Iran now controls the entire cycle for producing nuclear fuel, the Iranian president said Saturday, highlighting his country's growing capabilities at a time when the U.S. wants to negotiate with Iran over its nuclear program.

Iran holds American tourists
SULAIMANIYAH, Iraq - Iran state TV confirmed Saturday that it has detained three Americans who crossed the border from northern Iraq, saying they failed to heed warnings from Iranian guards.

Obama reaches out, and next move belongs to Iran
If you want to know how President Obama is changing America's foreign-policy strategy, watch the short video in which he wishes Iran's people and leaders a happy Nowruz.