Tom O'Connor

The Turkish government thinks the U.S. Muslim cleric was behind the assassination of the Russian ambassador.

While the CIA and FBI have concluded that Russia influenced the 2016 U.S. election, here's a look at some instances in which Washington meddled in the affairs of others.

Russian officials announced a "Moscow Declaration" was underway as they met with their Iranian and Turkish counterparts regarding the conflict in Syria.

Multiple cameras captured Russian Ambassador to Turkey Andrei Karlov's assassination Monday as he spoke at an Ankara art exhibition.

The suspected gunman, who was captured on video shooting the ambassador, was identified as a police officer.

Russian Ambassador to Turkey Andrei Karlov was shot by a Turkish police officer and suspected Islamist at an Ankara art gallery.

President Joseph Kabila's decision to delay this year's elections in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has been met with public resistance.

The latest incident may be part of a growing campaign against North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.

Previous counts may have used insufficient methods, according to a new report.

The Syrian government and the rebels blamed one another for violating the Aleppo ceasefire as both sides of the conflict attempt to ensure about 50,000 are evacuated.

Prosecutors and security officials believe a 12-year-old German-Iraqi boy planted bombs in Ludwigshafen as part of an Islamic State-inspired terror plot.

Washington is a vocal supporter of the Syrian opposition's cause, but a reluctant sponsor.

The Department of Health and Human Services' actions could still be undone by Donald Trump and his allies.

Moon Jae In said he may reconsider the deployment of American defensive missiles in his country.

The WWE has chosen 16 wrestlers to compete for the brand's first championship in the U.K.

The White House has said President Barack Obama will neither sign nor veto a bill calling for the extension of non-nuclear sanctions on Iran.

Years of high-profile executions and alleged human rights abuses may be turning the tide against the North Korean leader.

Mixed reactions among the city's residents toward the Syrian army victory reflected opposing narratives toward the conflict.

House Democrats claim the General Services Administration has made its position clear and want action against Trump's luxury DC hotel lease.

The launch of General Motors' new Chevrolet Bolt EV could present a challenge to Tesla's much-anticipated Model 3.

The Syrian government under President Bashar Assad, who is backed by Russia, declared total victory against rebel forces in Aleppo.

U.S. officials were canceling military supply orders as a result of Saudi Arabia's responsibility for thousands of civilian deaths in Yemen.

Two-thirds of Palestinians no longer support the two-state solution, doubting the seriousness of both Israeli leadership and their own.

Qatar's announcement comes a little over a month before the presidential inauguration of Donald Trump, a frequent critic of U.S. infrastructure.

Yankee Candle is one of thousands of products that can be found on the Consumer Safety Product Safety Commission's recall list.

Jesus Christ lived his entire life a follower of the Jewish faith.

Trump attacked the Pentagon's F-35 jet project, perhaps the most expensive military initiative in the world, after a series of delays and missteps.

Winter solstice, which marks the shortest day and longest night of the year, is the first day of winter and it's right around the corner.

Debate surrounds the origin of Christmas and how it came to be celebrated on Dec. 25 by Catholics, while other Christians still celebrate the feast a bit later.