HOUSTON — Thursday marked 13 years since Houston-raised journalist Austin Tice was abducted in Syria. More than a decade later, there's still no sign of him. He was detained at a checkpoint near ...

In August 2012, despite never having published a single article before arriving in Syria, Austin Tice accomplished what few if any foreign journalists covering the country’s brutal civil war had ...

The U.S. government is investigating claims by a former senior Syrian official that Marine veteran and freelance journalist Austin Tice was killed in Syria in 2013 at the order of then-President ...

Marine veteran and freelance journalist Austin Tice has been missing in Syria since August 2012. (Family of Austin Tice via AP) For 13 years, the family of Austin Tice, a Marine veteran and freelance ...

“It seems like, in many ways, the time has gone so quickly, but we know that, for Austin, it must be grinding on,” his mother said in an interview on NBC’s “Today.” p pulse Follow Six years after ...

U.S. President Joe Biden has renewed calls for the safe return of American Journalist Austin Tice who went missing in Syria over a decade ago. On Wednesday Biden urged leaders in Damascus to help ...

Six years ago this week, Austin Tice hopped in a taxi in a suburb of Damascus, Syria. Tice is a freelance journalist. He was wrapping up a reporting trip and about to head to the border with Lebanon.

“Despite intensive efforts to secure Tice’s release or confirm his status, the truth about his fate remains elusive, making his case one of the most difficult U.S. officials say they have ever ...

WHAT: A full-day conference examining new developments in the past year in Austin's case in government, media, and intelligence. WHY: The National Press Club and Press Freedom Center annually mark the ...

For 13 years, the family of Austin Tice, a Marine veteran and freelance journalist taken hostage in Syria in 2012, has sought any information about his whereabouts and condition. Tice's mother, Debra ...