The International Atomic Energy Agency, thanks to a concerted American diplomatic effort, recently brought Iran's nuclear-weapons program to the forefront of international attention.

* The International Atomic Energy Agency, thanks to a concerted American diplomatic effort, recently brought Iran's nuclear-weapons program to the forefront of international attention. Now new evidence has emerged that should amplify worries about Tehran's intentions. According to news accounts, the 9/11 commission's final report will say that the Iranian government failed to stamp the passports of several September 11 hijackers as they traveled through Iran to the United States (an Iranian stamp might have meant special scrutiny on entrance). The mullahs are evidently also doing their best to undermine the new Iraqi government: In early July, American and Iraqi forces captured two self-identified ...