The administration has struck a deal with Iran to extend the neogitations over its nuclear program until November. The US will make available more oil revenue by partially lifting some sanctions while Iran will convert some of its highly enriched uranium into fuel suitable for its research reactor. Without the extension, the talks were scheduled to end Sunday. Wall Street Journal: Under Friday's deal, the U.S. will give Tehran access over the next four months to an additional $2.8 billion in oil export revenues frozen abroad by American sanctions, Secretary of State John Kerry said. The West is seeking commitments from Iran that would prevent it from developing a nuclear weapon, and the sides agreed on new steps that go beyond those agreed in November in a six-month interim agreement. That deal took effect on Jan. 20 and provided a framework for the talks. It would have expired on Sunday without the extension. Iran agreed Friday to take further measures to curtail...(Read Full Post)