Thirty-eight years ago today, Iranian "students" occupied the U.S. embassy in Tehran and took dozens of Americans hostage.  Ultimately, 52 were held for 444 days before being released on the day President Reagan was inaugurated. November 4 is a red-letter day for the Islamic Republic, and they celebrate it with a huge parade that passes by the former U.S. embassy, which is now a museum dedicated to the revolution.  Today was a little different.  The Iranians paraded a new ICBM with a 2,000-mile range. Associated Press: Thousands gathered at the former U.S. embassy in downtown Tehran where a missile, believed to be a 2,000-kilometer (1,243-mile)-range solid-fuel Sejjil, was on display. It was the first time Iran displayed a missile during the annual gathering. Later in the day, the semi-official Tasnim news agency, which has ties to the elite Revolutionary Guard, said the missile was a Qadr-F that has the same range. Hundreds of Iranian...(Read Full Post)