The most revealing IAEA report to date on Iran's nuclear intentions elicited little more than a yawn from the White House. The Hill: Obama administration officials said Tuesday that a new report by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) "raises concerns" about Iran's nuclear program, but cautioned that it does not draw any conclusions about when Iran might be capable of building a nuclear bomb. The report concludes that Iran had a "structured program" to build a nuclear warhead from the late 1990s until 2003, an official said, but does not "assert that Iran has resumed a full-scale" weapons program. There are, however, "indications that some activity relevant to the development of a nuclear device continues, and that some may be ongoing," one official said. The report "certainly doesn't assert that Iran has mastered all the necessary technology [to make a weapon], and we agree with that," the official said. President Obama and his aides will consult with the international...(Read Full Post)