Rowan Scarborough

Biden-Harris bureaucracy nags Musk

When former President Donald Trump returned to the stage Oct. 5 in Butler, Pennsylvania, he knew that the Biden administration had made him public enemy No. 1. Published October 14, 2024

Argentina’s Javier Milei: A Reagan from south of the border

When Javier Milei rebuked the United Nations on how global bureaucracy has veered onto a "tragic course," the Sept. 24 speech cemented Argentina's president as a voice of conservatism and freedom. Published October 9, 2024

Democrat-financed author of dossier fantasy Christopher Steele is back

Christopher Steele, importer of the embarrassingly inaccurate dossier, is determined to stop Donald Trump. Published September 18, 2024

Radical Islam spreads in U.S. via Muslim religious leaders

A week after Hamas attacked Israel and killed over 1,200 men, women and children, Muslims celebrated. Published September 4, 2024

Walz spoke of “guilt” for returning home as Guardsman

Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Walz has, on occasion, implied that he was in direct combat on foreign land when he was not. Published August 26, 2024

Walz let Minneapolis burn

Gov. Tim Walz mocked the mayor of Minneapolis, who, on May 27, 2020, as his city burned, issued an urgent call to the governor to send in the National Guard. Published August 13, 2024

Supreme Court’s six freedom fighter justices protect democracy amid Democrats’ ire

If Senate Majority Leader Charles E. Schumer and other Democrats really want to protect democracy, they will seek inspiration by casting their eyes from the Senate chamber to 1 First St. NE. Published August 7, 2024

Biden skirts messy criminal trials as presidency winds down

President Biden has six months before he leaves office, and one of his legacies is that he was able to avoid involvement in prominent criminal trials involving his son and a big donor. Published July 24, 2024

Biden’s bogus Trump website spews election lies, misinformation

It's an election year. That means President Biden's intelligence agencies and Justice Department are stirring up visions of foreign election interference, this time via "bots" and other internet influencers. Published July 16, 2024

Democrats’ endless hoaxes

We now know the letter of 51 U.S. intelligence officers saying Hunter Biden's laptop was classic Russian disinformation was the biggest instance of government interference in a presidential election since the Steele dossier. Published July 8, 2024

From America, pro-Israel lawyers fight Hamas

An alliance of American lawyers is aiding post-Oct. 7 Israel by suing groups that have boosted terror-driven Hamas with propaganda, campus violence and money. Published June 25, 2024

The profession of journalist-terrorist

It was no surprise that when Israeli forces raided a Gaza residential complex to free three hostages, the holding cell turned out to be the home of a journalist-Hamas hybrid. Published June 17, 2024

Pro-Biden witness Lev Parnas strikes out

Convicted fraudster Lev Parnas has emerged from the criminal justice shadows as a key Democratic Party source to fight off President Biden's impeachment and put a Russian face on Hunter Biden's notorious laptop. Published June 11, 2024

Feds blow up Democrats’ Hunter Biden laptop scam

Last September, Hunter Biden's laptop counterattack strategy targeted the two Donald Trump-linked lawyers who teamed up to bring his disturbing MacBook Pro contents to the American people. Published May 28, 2024

Stopping the FBI from doing to anyone else what it did to Trump

The new law that extended warrantless surveillance in some instances also contains language meant to ensure that the FBI never again targets a politician the way the bureau sabotaged candidate and later President Donald Trump. Published May 20, 2024

Trump White House valet battles the boxes from Mar-a-Lago

Special counsel Jack Smith and Donald Trump's aide-de-camp are debating in court filings what exactly is contained in those document boxes the FBI confiscated at Mar-a-Lago in 2022. Published May 13, 2024

Killing of Americans at Kabul airport could have been prevented

The Biden administration says as recently as an April 15 reinvestigation that the murders of 13 American service members at the Kabul airport's Abbey Gate "was not preventable at the tactical level." Published April 24, 2024

Biden has failed thousands of migrant children

It's perfectly clear that President Biden had no real plan for his self-described border "surge" beyond flooding us with millions of illegal aliens hustled into our country by brutal Mexican drug cartels. Published April 16, 2024