Nationwide protests continue across Iran as demonstrators push back against a collapsing economy. Human rights groups say at least 65 people have been killed, while the U.S. warns Iran’s leaders against cracking down on protesters. | CBS Mornings

Nationwide protests continue in Iran, where at least 36 people have been killed and over 2,000 arrested. The Iranian government says it’s sending $7 monthly payments to help citizens afford basic necessities. | CBS Evening News

New videos on social media show protesters gathering in Tehran as demonstrations spread across Iran during the most widespread unrest in years. The protests, which began over soaring inflation, have taken on a political edge, with crowds calling for an end to clerical rule. Iranian media confirmed rallies in the capital, while rights groups say dozens of protesters have been killed. Authorities have blamed the US and Israel for fuelling the unrest. #Iran #Protests #Tehran #MiddleEast #HumanRight

Buildings have been set on fire and national flags ripped in half as huge crowds of anti-government protesters marched through Iran’s capital and cities across the country. The protests mark the largest wave of unrest in three years, fueled by deepening economic distress — including soaring inflation linked to mismanagement and Western sanctions — alongside tightening political and social restrictions. On Friday, authorities largely cut Iran off from the outside world, imposing a nationwide inte