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Jason Rezaian

Jason Rezaian

Freed: My friend, Jason Rezaian

Conflict

The kind of story the Washington Post’s correspondent in Tehran loved: Iranians who were L.A. Dodgers fans. A friend recalls Jason Rezaian’s enthusiasm for Iran, before 18 months of captivity, which ended Saturday.

Haleh

For journalists in Iran, being arrested is an all-too-common occurrence

Global Politics
Iran's President Hasan Rouhani speaks during an event in New York

President Rouhani faces cheers and eggs as he returns to Iran

Global Politics
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