Highlights of the article:

• Iran will be lifted of major international oil and financial sanctions
• Major restrictions on amount of nuclear fuel in stockpile (98% reduction of low enriched uranium)
• Diplomats added the unusual procedure to "snap back" all sanctions if Tehran violates the nuclear provisions
• "Breakout time" - time Iran needs to get enough material for a bomb - will therefore be extended to one year, from current two to three months
• This breakout time will shrink after first decade, how much will be kept confidential from public but not US inspectors
• Secretary of State John Kerry, who led negotiations, has assured verification measures will stay in place permanently
• An embargo on conventional weapons and missiles, started 2006, would remain for 5 and 8 years, respectively
• Those bans would be removed sooner is International Atomic Energy Agency is able to definitively conclude Iran's nuclear program is peaceful
• Iranian citizens, while glad for the deal, are skeptical that their government will maintain the deal
• US President Barack Obama has said he will "veto any legislation that prevents the successful implementation of this deal"