Rowan Scarborough
Articles by Rowan Scarborough
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange threaten with charges from Mueller report
Special counsel Robert Mueller's report specifically implicates WikiLeaks' founder -- the now-jailed Julian Assange -- in the direct cybertransfers of stolen Democratic Party documents from hackers in Russian military intelligence to his anti-secrecy group. Published April 23, 2019
Robert Mueller’s report debunks Russia dossier
The Democratic Party-financed dossier, once celebrated by liberal Washington politicians and journalists, is officially debunked, according to a review of special counsel Robert Mueller's 448-page investigative report. Published April 21, 2019
Carter Page exonerated by Mueller report
Carter Page, for a while the focus of supposed Trump-Russia election collusion, was exonerated by Robert Mueller's report on Thursday. Published April 18, 2019
Donald Trump told Michael Cohen to fully cooperate with Robert Mueller probe
President Trump told attorney Michael Cohen to fully cooperate with Congress, the Mueller report says, contradicting a BuzzFeed report the president ordered him to lie. Published April 18, 2019
Hillary Clinton allies fed FBI Donald Trump-Russia stories
Hillary Clinton loyalists fed the FBI's upper echelon an assortment of anti-Donald Trump criminal accusations during the 2016 campaign and his presidency, according to a string of interview transcripts released in recent weeks. Published April 14, 2019
Christopher Steele and David Kramer clash over Trump dossier media leaks
Two pivotal dossier players, Christopher Steele and David Kramer, have provided strikingly different versions of how eight Washington news outlets were provided with the document's anti-Trump charges during the presidential transition. Published April 10, 2019
Robert Mueller, media clash on Trump-Russia collusion
Special counsel Robert Mueller's no-conspiracy finding casts doubt on the liberal media's widely reported allegations that Trump campaign officials conducted a steady stream of secret communications with Kremlin intelligence during the 2016 election. Published April 7, 2019
Robert Mueller dismissed Paul Manafort-WikiLeaks collusion in plea deal, source says
During a cooperation agreement, special counsel Robert Mueller didn't ask Paul Manafort about allegations he had visited WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange in London in 2016, according to a source familiar with the case. Published April 2, 2019
Michael Cohen clears up various conspiracy stories
During his two-year passage from President Trump loyalist to convicted criminal and prosecution witness, Michael Cohen is unique in the number of conspiracies imprinted on him by Democrats. Published March 31, 2019
Nellie Ohr, Fusion GPS researcher, admits she’d turn down chance to investigate Hillary
A key anti-Trump researcher for dossier orchestrator Fusion GPS told Congress she would shy away from conducting similar Russia research into Hillary Clinton, according to an interview transcript. Published March 30, 2019
Adam Schiff confronted by Republicans on House intel panel: ‘No faith in your ability’
Republicans on Thursday directly confronted House Intelligence Committee chairman Rep. Adam B. Schiff for his two years of conspiracy charges against President Trump, urging him to resign because they "have no faith in your ability to discharge your duties." Published March 28, 2019
Adam Schiff, House Intelligence Committee chairman, pressed to resign after Mueller report
Donald Trump supporters caught up, but not charged, in a 34-month Russia investigation point to March 20, 2017, as the day their troubles really started. Published March 27, 2019
These are the things Trump and his associates didn’t do
Special counsel Robert Mueller's exoneration of President Trump and his campaign on collusion charges means that a series of allegations over the past two years are not true. Published March 25, 2019
Robert Mueller counters media reports on 6 Trump aides
In the cases of six Trump associates charged by special counsel Robert Mueller, the thick court files are virtually devoid of any campaign communications with known Russian government officials during the election, an analysis shows. Published March 24, 2019
Mueller probe’s outcome vindicates liberal pariah Devin Nunes
Special counsel Robert Mueller's historic decision to end his Russia probe on Friday without filing election conspiracy charges against any Trump associate is vindication for Rep. Devin Nunes. Published March 23, 2019
Christopher Steele, dossier author, led anti-Trump media push after 2016 election
Dossier creator Christopher Steele had a far greater role in trying to sell his anti-Trump charges to Washington's journalism establishment than previously known, a court filing shows. Published March 18, 2019
Mueller probe pursues Russia collusion leads, but issues remain
Special counsel Robert Mueller has been pursuing several Russia collusion leads even as a number of media outlets say his final report is due soon, according to court filings and sources. Published March 17, 2019
David Kramer spread Steele dossier around Washington during Trump transition
David Kramer, the John McCain aide who leaked the discredited Christopher Steele dossier on President Trump, testified in a libel case that he spread the unsubstantiated anti-Trump material all over Washington during the presidential transition. Published March 14, 2019
John Dowd slams federal judge in Paul Manafort sentencing
President Trump's former defense attorney lambasted the judge in the Paul Manafort case for saying at his sentencing on Wednesday that the issue of Russian collusion had no bearing on his fraud case. Published March 13, 2019
Aleksej Gubarev wants court to delay release of documents in lawsuit against BuzzFeed
A new legal fight erupted in a two-year-old libel case between BuzzFeed and a Russian entrepreneur that could delay this week's scheduled release of anti-Trump dossier creator Christopher Steele's deposition transcript. Published March 11, 2019