Reza Aslan reports that opposition leaders in Iran are planning a three-day strike to be carried out under the cover of a religious holiday. The revolution, it turns out, is far from over.

Social media brought crucial news out of Iran—now it’s being used to send songs of solidarity in. WATCH VIDEO of Iranian-American musicians blasting anthems of support to their peers in Tehran.

Roxana Saberi, out of prison in Tehran and safe on American soil, says Iran's rulers won't be able to quiet the nation's unrest.

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The uprising's power struggle has shifted from the streets to the backrooms of the government. But The Daily Beast's Reza Aslan writes that, despite rumors, demonstrators are hardly giving up.

The Daily Beast's Scott Horton examines what the Green Revolution is up against—from the organized violence of the Baij paramilitary, to torture and forced confessions, and even bullet fees charged to relatives of those executed.

The Iranian government may have banned foreign journalists from covering protests, but that hasn’t stopped a flood of user-generated videos—many quite disturbing—from hitting the Internet.

As streams of people pour into the streets of Tehran each day in protest of the presidential elections, harrowing images of an increasingly bloody revolt continue to emerge. VIEW OUR PHOTOS.

The battle between pro-democracy activists and the hardline regime over President Ahmadinejad's disputed election victory is the culmination of years of tension between a variety of powerful leaders.