Fethullah Gulen

A supporter of Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan waves a US and Turkish flag as he waits for him to arrive outside of The Peninsula hotel in Manhattan, New York City, Sept. 19, 2017.

Turkey's propaganda war targets America's state capitals

A law firm hired by Turkey is lobbying US state officials about charter schools allegedly run by Turkish opposition leader Fethullah Gulen.

Turkey's propaganda war targets America's state capitals
Koray Caliskan seated.

Turkish authorities have detained 42 university staff

Turkish authorities have detained 42 university staff
Riot police secure the entrance of the High Electoral Board in Ankara, Turkey

Turkey fires over 9,000 police suspected of ties to a US-based cleric

Turkey fires over 9,000 police suspected of ties to a US-based cleric
Barber Yasar Ayhan has been cutting Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s hair for years.

Whispers of a US conspiracy swirl in the Turkish president’s home neighborhood

Whispers of a US conspiracy swirl in the Turkish president’s home neighborhood
Supporters of Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan wave Turkish national flags during a pro-government demonstration on Taksim square in Istanbul, Turkey, July 19, 2016.

Over 50,000 people reportedly arrested or fired since Turkey's coup attempt

Over 50,000 people reportedly arrested or fired since Turkey's coup attempt
A damaged window is pictured at the police headquarters in Ankara, Turkey, July 18, 2016.

Power finally restored at Turkey's key air base for US operations

Operations at the Incirlik air base are up and running again — sort of — but now relations between the US and Turkey have become even more complicated.

Power finally restored at Turkey's key air base for US operations
Journalists of Turkey's Zaman daily newspaper in Istanbul protest a police raid of the media outlet. 24 people including top executives and ex-police officers were round up in what Turkish president Tayyip Erdogan calls a terrorist network conspiring to t

Turkey rounds up journalists but insists it's not cracking down on press freedom

Turkey is already one of the world's leading jailers of journalists, and it added to that score on Sunday by arresting media employees across the country. President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan says the arrests are part of a coup plot, but political motives seem more likely.

Turkey rounds up journalists but insists it's not cracking down on press freedom
Gulen

How a man in Pennsylvania's Pocono Mountains is causing chaos in Turkey

Imam Fethullah Gulen lives on a 25-acre estate in tiny town of Saylorsburg, Pennsylvania. But his influence extends through every government agency in Istanbul.

How a man in Pennsylvania's Pocono Mountains is causing chaos in Turkey
Thousands march in protest against Turkey's ruling AK Party (AKP) over a corruption probe.

Turkey's judiciary is threatened as the ruling party lashes out at allegations of corruption

What started as a corruption investigation against family members and business associates of Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan's inner circle has escalated with purges of the police and prosecutors who are investigating politicians. And the prime minister blames a shadowy religious leader who's in self-imposed exile in Pennsylvania.

Turkey's judiciary is threatened as the ruling party lashes out at allegations of corruption