Kerry Says 'Important Gaps' Remain in Iran Nuclear Talks

Foreign ministers from the United Nations contact group are arriving in Geneva on short notice, including U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, amid expectations that they will finalize a preliminary agreement to limit Iran's nuclear program and ease economic sanctions against Iran. In a dramatic turn of events, Kerry interrupted a Middle East trip and arrived in Geneva Friday afternoon. “There is not an agreement at this point and time,” Kerry said, adding the U.S. is working with...

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