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Rowan Scarborough

Rowan Scarborough

Articles by Rowan Scarborough

Conservatives say there is evidence that large numbers of noncitizens vote for Democrats, but Democrats say charges of voter fraud amount to "voter suppression." (Associated Press)

Voter fraud debate as divided as America is politically

President Trump's vow to investigate illegal voting in America has placed the spotlight on a handful of conservative groups that have fought voter fraud in the shadows of more prominent issues such as Obamacare and terrorism. Published January 29, 2017

Image from Islamic State video.

ISIS drone dropping precision bombs alarms U.S. military

In a new threat to the West, the Islamic State on Tuesday debuted on social media a commercially available drone dropping small bombs with pinpoint accuracy onto Iraqi targets in and around Mosul. Published January 24, 2017

Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has ignored President Obama's overtures. (Associated Press)

Donald Trump urged to get tough on Iranian rights

A group of Republicans, Democrats and retired military officers has asked President-elect Donald Trump to abandon President's Obama's soft approach to Iran's "brutal repression" and take a stand that puts the U.S. "on the right side of history." Published January 17, 2017

Pavel Durov, the Russian who created the free-of-charge app Telegram as a tool for political dissidents, said the developers quickly take down extremist messages and videos, but more are continually filtering through. (Associated Press)

ISIS using Telegram app to broadcast terror instructions, propaganda

The Islamic State's terrorist army in recent weeks has used channels on a popular messaging app to show gruesome killings and to instruct followers on how to attack the U.S. with chemical weapons, despite the app's assertion that it blocks such extremists. Published January 8, 2017

In this July 9, 2016, file photo, President Barack Obama speaks at the NATO Summit, in Warsaw, Poland. Obama's foreign policy legacy may be defined as much by what he didn't do as what he did. (AP Photo/Alik Keplicz, File)

Obama already set to spend $20B a year to update U.S. nukes

President-elect Donald Trump has stirred up fears of a new arms race in a Twitter message on improving "nuclear capability," but President Obama already has committed to spending as much as $20 billion a year to update the nation's ability to conduct a nuclear war. Published December 23, 2016

A civil defense worker carries a child after airstrikes hit Aleppo, Syria. (Associated Press)

Iran brutalizing Aleppo, executing ‘most atrocious war crimes’ of 21st century

Iran's brutal Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Quds Force has played an extensive role in the rape of Aleppo, building a network of bases around the Syrian city and directing militiamen from Lebanon, Iraq and Afghanistan to do the killing, an Iranian opposition group says in a new intelligence report. Published December 20, 2016