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2) IShares foreign Income:  No...I don't think you'd list it separately...it should be just  standard part of your  1099-DIV form. IF you are using Fidelity, You should be able to look at your Supplemental Data sheets to see if it is going into box 1 .  If any foreign taxes were paid on that income, then there will be some box 7 $$ entry on the 1099-DIV form.  You wouldn't enter it separately as foreign income  (not as far as I can see). 

Some people actually go directly to foreign markets and have foreign accounts set up...or own rental property or businesses in foreign countries, and then they do have separate foreign income to report.

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1)  Well...just scanning the list myself , as far as I can tell,  I see the following (you do need to go to that page and read the * footnote though, since not allowed to be used in 3 certain states):