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On Tuesday, former Washington Post Tehran correspondent Jason Rezaian called on President Donald Trump to take Iran's regime ...

Darrell Issa has characterized the investigation as discriminatory, while others have warned that Korea will "pay a price" for scrutinizing the company. Such rhetoric rests on a fundamental error.