Mojtaba’s father, Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, was killed in one of the first strikes launched against Iran more than a week ago.

During the call, Netanyahu relayed highly sensitive intelligence to Trump about a rare operational opportunity.

The US Central Intelligence Agency reportedly provided a human source to verify the exact location where Khamenei was expected to be on the day of the strike.

The question is whether the regime remains strong enough to quash an attempted uprising as it did in January, when it killed approximately 30,000 protesters.

The Islamic Republic was never a one-man show.

Trump has shown that he dares to defy the conventional wisdom that the Washington liberal establishment has used to justify inaction or appeasement of Iran.

Footage showing Khamenei’s body was presented to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

The three likeliest candidates include Ahmad Khatami, Mehdi Shabzendedar Jahromi, and Ahmad Hosseini Khorasani.

Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei was targeted by an “internal offensive” aimed at pushing him aside, allegedly driven by former President Hassan Rouhani

Despite the regime’s attempts to project confidence, pressure on Tehran continues to grow as a second U.S. carrier strike group approaches the region.

Trump risks falling into the same trap that has seduced many Western leaders for decades: the conflation of process with progress.

Iran's parliament convened with lawmakers wearing uniforms of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and chanting 'Death to America!'

Khamenei said sending ships to the region would neither frighten the Iranian public nor alter Iran’s calculations.

The report said Masoud Khamenei, identified as the supreme leader’s third son, has taken over day-to-day management of the leader’s office.

Two ideologies converge in him: resentment toward Western power and the medieval antisemitism embedded in political Islam.

If Khamenei could argue that the Cyrus Accord constitutes coercive intervention, he may feel entitled to launch missiles at Israel and activating his 'Axis of Resistance' proxies.

After decades of living under an Islamic terror regime, the Iranian people—struggling with worsening economic conditions—are increasingly rising up, inching ever closer to ending a brutal dictatorship.

Faced with the fire now spreading through most Iranian cities, the world appears gripped by a kind of collective hypnosis.

The Iranian regime’s elite do not have a place to go where they can live luxurious lives in a society with similar values.

For three straight days, Iran has seen protests across multiple cities, with citizens increasingly upset over rising inflation, deteriorating living conditions, and the regime’s systemic oppression.

Tasnim News, the flagship outlet of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, describes the 2025 U.S. National Security Strategy as 'a new reflection of the decline of American hegemony.'

Every handshake and photo opportunity signals normalizing the regime's actions and, by extension, disempowering the moral authority of the international community.

It is obvious to the Iranian people, including regime backers, that the current structure is unsustainable.

Israeli innovation envoy Fleur Hassan-Nahoum, journalist and Iran expert Emily Schrader, journalist and activist Shoshanna Keats-Jaskel, and exiled Iranian dissident and activist Lily Moo come together for a candid discussion on the unprecedented conflict between Israel and the Islamic regime.

Overnight, Trump issued a statement via his Truth Social account, lamenting Iran’s failure to sign a nuclear deal and urging all residents of Tehran to evacuate 'immediately.'

Khamenei slammed US President Donald Trump’s push to negotiate an end to Iran’s atomic program, vowing Iran would never abandon its uranium enrichment efforts.

'Some of the things the US president said in his recent visit to the region are not even worthy of a response,' Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei said in a speech during which the audience chanted 'Death to America' multiple times.

‘Iran's retaliation is decisive and definite, and the one who will be the loser would be America,’ Iranian supreme leader Ali Khamenei said.

The Islamic Republic's leader disputed the characterization following its surrogates' military debacles and amid a crippling economic slump.

'If the survival of Iran comes under serious threat, we reserve the right to reconsider,' said Kamal Kharrazi.

The suspension followed a tweet in which the Iranian leader claimed that 'the Zionist regime made a mistake.'

Iran financially and militarily backs terror groups Hamas, Palestinian Islamic Jihad and Hezbollah.

Khameini riled up thousands of Iranians, calling for the demise of everything that America represents.

In the midst of nuclear negotiations, Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei responsd to chants of "Death to America" by saying: "Death to America, of course."

Iran released a video showing the world the Islamic Republic's dream, which is to launch a brutal attack on Israel that includes the use of nuclear bombs.