Intelligence gathered over the past 18 months suggests that American journalist Austin Tice is still alive almost six years after he went missing in Syria, ABC News has learned. The assessment comes as the FBI has, for the first time, announced a new reward for information leading to Tice's safe Read more
The U.S. said Thursday it has "credible information and intelligence" that shows Russian and Syrian regime officials are denying an investigative team access to the alleged chemical weapons attack sites in Douma, Syria , as they sanitize them and remove incriminating evidence. The accusation comes Read more
That two top Trump administration officials got into a spat over Russia sanctions is a sign of potential White House confusion over its own foreign policy. And a key reason appears to be the president himself - who officials say decided at the last minute to hold off on any sanctions in his Read more
U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley pushed back on the suggestion that she was "confused" about possible new sanctions for Russian military support to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. Read more
France has started the process of revoking Syrian President Bashar al-Assad ’s Legion of Honor award, the Elysée Palace told ABC News today. The Legion of Honor, which is France’s highest distinction, was awarded to Assad by former French president Jacques Chirac in 2001. This announcement comes a Read more
Bashar al-Assad told a group of Russian lawmakers that the airstrikes on his country were accompanied by a campaign of "lies and misinformation" against Syria, Russia in the U.N. Security Council. Read more
The missile strikes launched in response to Syria 's alleged chemical weapons attack on its own citizens "sent a strong message to Syria, Russia, to Iran ," White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said. The airstrikes conducted by the U.S., Britain and France succeeded, Sanders told ABC News Read more
A leading House Democrat said he believes President Donald Trump chose to pardon Lewis “Scooter” Libby, who served in the George W. Bush administration, to send a message to people who may be implicated in the Russia investigation. “The president is sending a message, basically, ‘I will use the Read more
Syria responded to the U.S.-led attack, saying the country's defenses knocked many of the missiles out of the sky. Read more