Iranian President Says Nuclear Deal 'Likely' by July

Iran's president says a comprehensive agreement on curbing his country's nuclear program is very likely by July. President Hassan Rouhani told reporters Thursday in Shanghai that reaching a deal would be achievable, but it depends on unspecified countries not being allowed to create problems. "If we don't come to an agreement by the deadline, we can extend that into an agreement for another six months. We are so engaged in negotiations to reach a comprehensive...

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