Recep Tayyip Erdoğan

Robert Mueller may also expand the investigation into the current Attorney General Jeff Sessions and his deputy.

Enes Kanter is a vocal supporter of Fethullah Gulen, whom the Turkish president blames for last year's failed coup.

"He's a bad, bad man," Kanter said of Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. "He's a dictator. He's the Hitler of our century."

The D.C. police chief said, "There could be a diplomatic immunity issue, but that won't prevent us from doing what we need to do."

New videotape emerges of the Turkish president apparently watching the brawl from inside his car.

Police said that nine people were injured and one is in a critical condition.

At the White House meeting, Trump lauded Erdogan as an important ally in the "fight against terrorism."

The U.S. leader has expressed positive feelings toward the Turkish leader but Erdogan could leave disappointed.

The optics alone are a gift to Turkish President Erdogan, as the U.S. and Turkey look to heal recent rifts.

The warning came a week before Turkey's president is due to visit Washington.

The ban came after two site entries accused Turkey of links to Islamist militant groups.

Davis was a member of the British gang who is suspected of torturing foreign hostages in northern Syria.

The Turkish leader earlier urged more Muslims to visit the city to support the Palestinians' claim to contested site.

It's only a matter of time before a Turkish soldier shoots an American in defense of Turkey's honor.

Journalists jailed in Egypt and freed after a social media campaign say the world must do the same to save Turkey's free press.

The Russian president will also be meeting Merkel and Erdogan in Sochi ahead of the G20 summit.

Populism is proof of the clash between a globalized world and national democracies.

Turkey and India's leaders pledged tightening economic and counterterrorism ties.

To an authoritarian, rules that block what he wants to do are always "bad for the country."

The Turkish leader sought to paint himself as the victim of European intransigence and prejudice.

President Erdogan had accused Merkel of "Nazi measures," but his Turkish deputy prime minister said Monday that it was time to return to "normality."

A tense week of international disputes ends with a possible act of terrorism in Paris.

Trump struck a different tone from European leaders who issued more cautious statements about Erdogan being granted sweeping new powers.

Turkish nationalist Sedat Peker has suggested Turkey should kill the presidents of European countries that defy Erdogan.

The European Union has warned that reintroducing capital punishment would end Turkey's bid to join the bloc.

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan celebrated what he said was a clear result in a referendum on Sunday to grant him sweeping new powers, but opponents said they would challenge the vote.

The referendum has bitterly divided the nation.

The proposed constitutional changes would consolidate power in President Erdogan's hands.

Whichever way the vote goes on Sunday, women in Turkey stand to lose the freedoms they've enjoyed for years.

Authorities said explosives in a tunnel causes the blast in the city of Diyarbakir, killing a police officer and two civilians.