Rowan Scarborough
Articles by Rowan Scarborough
FBI uses Google’s technology to identify Capitol rioter
The FBI knows that Jacob Travis Clark of Colorado was inside the prohibited environs of the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 exactly from 2:15 p.m., the riot's approximate start time, to 3:25 p.m. Published May 12, 2021
House GOP hits FBI’s ‘suicide by cop’ ruling in 2017 attack on congressmen
More than a dozen House Republicans signed a letter Tuesday to FBI Director Christopher A. Wray demanding he investigate how the bureau came to classify a near-massacre of GOP members by a crazed gunman as merely "suicide by cop." Published May 11, 2021
Devin Nunes hosts Freedom Festival to promote conservatism in California
Republican Rep. Devin Nunes on Saturday hosted his inaugural "Freedom Festival," where conservative stars denounced the liberal media and tech billionaire censors while talking up ways to reach California's middle 40% of voters. Published May 9, 2021
Steve Scalise shooting damages Republicans trust in FBI
President Biden is making exposing domestic extremism a top priority -- the Pentagon has launched a program to find such people in the military ranks amd the Director of National Intelligence issued a report that Republicans say emphasized extremism on the right, but not the left. Published May 9, 2021
New Iranian propaganda music video shows missile hit on U.S. Capitol
Iran's propaganda machine has produced a new bellicose song to serve as background music for video scenes of a missile destroying the U.S. Capitol. Published May 5, 2021
John Earle Sullivan, leftist activist JaydenX, video proves critical to Capitol riot probe
The sole left-wing activist arrested to date in the Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol riots is the same man who created an on-scene video that has helped the FBI identify and arrest Trump-aligned participants. Published May 3, 2021
FBI spied on Giuliani, Trump iCloud chats during impeachment hearings, says lawyer
Rudolph W. Giuliani says that the FBI secretly spied on his Apple iCloud account beginning in late 2019 when he was having regular messaging conversations with his client, President Trump, during House impeachment proceedings. Published May 1, 2021
Foreign Agents Registration Act, law used against Trump allies, now at center of Giuliani probe
The FBI and federal prosecutors have wielded the Foreign Agents Registration Act as a prime weapon against Donald Trump allies, unleashing it again Wednesday to justify raiding the apartment and law office of his one-time lawyer, Rudolph W. Giuliani. Published April 29, 2021
Georgia officials dismiss group’s analysis of presidential votes
A group of former Trump campaign staffers has not given up trying to show that their candidate won Georgia in the 2020 presidential election, though their new report is being dismissed by a state elections official as "innuendo and speculation." Published April 27, 2021
FBI use facial recognition, undercover operations to nab Capitol invaders
The number of U.S. Capitol invaders charged with crimes has topped 400, Justice Department records show, and in a recent case the FBI disclosed new twists in identifying and ensnaring a suspect. Published April 25, 2021
Devin Nunes’ Trump dossier document thrust back into spotlight
Rep. Devin Nunes released a groundbreaking document in early 2018 that shook up Washington and proved to be the beginning of the end of the Trump-Russia conspiracy industry. Published April 21, 2021
Republicans highlight Antifa violence Democrats ignore
Republicans are banking on public congressional hearings to spotlight the violence carried out by left-wing Antifa radicals in the face of what they see as denial by national media, Democrats and the Biden administration. Published April 18, 2021
Devin Nunes warns intel chiefs against targeting Americans, ‘particularly Republicans’
Republicans are putting the Biden intelligence chiefs on notice that their agencies are moving dangerously close to spying on Americans in the U.S. Published April 16, 2021
Joseph and Alise Cua, parents of Capitol rioter Bruno Cua, renounce Trump’s ‘Stop the Steal’
A Christian family from suburban Atlanta is renouncing Donald Trump's "Stop the Steal" campaign for which they trekked as devout supporters with their teenage son to Washington on Jan. 6. Published April 14, 2021
Number of U.S. foster parents declining as need rises with unaccompanied immigrant kids
U.S. demand for foster parents is "at an all-time high," an advocacy group says, as the influx of unaccompanied minors crossing the southern border is breaking records. Published April 11, 2021
Georgia election law allows various IDs for voting
Georgia voters who lack state-issued photo ID cards can still obtain mail-in ballots and vote by providing one of a host of other identification documents, according to a Washington Times analysis of the state's new election law. Published April 8, 2021
Hunter Biden laptop confession confirms intelligence community bias, conservatives say
Hunter Biden's TV interview admission that a laptop filled with family secrets and shady deals "certainly" could be genuine does more than just discredit the Kremlin plot theory. Published April 5, 2021
Georgia election law replaces verifying ballot signatures with checking ID numbers
The Georgia pre-election court settlement with Democrats that so riled former President Donald Trump is essentially gone under the state's new election overhaul law: Verifying mail-in ballot signatures has been replaced by checking voter ID numbers. Published March 30, 2021
SOCOM diversity officer reassigned pending investigation into social media posts
U.S. Special Operations Command has reassigned its first "chief of diversity and inclusion" while it investigates Richard Torres-Estrada's social media posts. Published March 30, 2021
Yes, Georgia voters can drink water while waiting in line
The new Georgia election law allows polling places to provide water to voters in addition to permitting those casting a ballot to bring their own liquid refreshments, an election official tells The Washington Times. Published March 29, 2021
