A deadly spring-like storm that one Illinois resident described as sounding like "an explosion of glass" damaged or destroyed hundreds of homes in that state and others. https://www.taghribnews.com/images/docs/files/000261/nf00261819-1.flv

The European Union (EU) members are mulling whether to continue talks with the Israeli regime before the bloc maintains a “unified and clear stance” against Tel Aviv’s settlement expansion plans.

Iraqi government forces have retaken another neighborhood in Mosul from the grip of ISIL Takfiri group in another massive operation to withdraw the terrorists from their last stronghold in the country.

Tens of thousands of Yemeni people have staged massive demonstration in the capital of Sana’a against Saudi deadly invasions on the war-torn country.

United Nations has hailed the latest round of Syria peace talks in Geneva as “substantive” and yielding “clear agenda” for the future of the war-torn country.

Iran’s tourism attractions are gaining increased significance in the Western media as the country is struggling to bring in a larger number of tourists to boost its post-sanctions economy. And historical cities like Isfahan are already receiving increased attention to the same effect.

A group of Sunni prayer leaders from Iran’s Province of west Azerbaijan hailed Hazrat Zahra (AS) as a role model shared by both Shia and Sunni communities.

A teacher in the Islamic Seminary of Qom said that the belief in the separation of religion from politics is naïve thinking and added, “All of the movements and activities of Imams were political and every effort they made were central to the role of politics in religion.”

Ayatollah al-Safi described the warriors fighting against Daesh as “a source of honour and pride for Iraq.”

Tehran's provisional Friday Prayers leader Ayatollah Seyed Ahmad Khatami cautioned against US plots to disintegrate Syria through creating safe zones and supporting the terrorists in the Arab country.