Rowan Scarborough is a journalist for The Washington Times, focusing on national news in the United States. He covers a range of topics, including politics, government, and current events. Scarborough's articles often provide a conservative perspective on issues and aim to shed light on what he perceives as bias and misinformation in mainstream media.
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Rowan focuses primarily on legal policy and government announcements with a specific emphasis on conservative politics, censorship, China, climate change, and corruption. He often covers evolving stories related to these topics.
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House Democrats threw out some public relations clunkers in 2023 to keep President Biden from being impeached and his son safe.
One characteristic of the career of censured House member Adam Schiff is that he sticks by his stories, even the most outlandish.
By: Rowan Scarborough
Donald Trump’s detractors harp about him pulling $50 million in PAC donor money to fight a barrage of Democrats’ legal attacks designed to put him in prison. But he’s not only doing himself a big favor.
Funny that Hillary Clinton, who hand-delivered to Kremlin apparatchik Sergey Lavrov a “reset button” meant to make Moscow-Washington fun, called former President Donald Trump a Putin “puppet” in a December X post.
The United Nations has become a global stage for thugs and terrorists. A de facto enemy of the United States that helps murderous criminals and demands more money and more power.
By: Rowan Scarborough
Hunter Biden’s motive for taking a $1 million-a-year board seat at the Ukraine energy company Burisma was to help in the fight against Russian dictator Vladimir Putin, who had seized Crimea.
The Labor Department in 2023 announced robust new employment numbers each month, garnering splashy pro-Biden headlines.
By: Rowan Scarborough
President Biden and his Democrats have done so much for the murderous Mexican cartels.
With new evidence in, it's perfectly clear in his fourth year of debacles 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.
By: Rowan Scarborough
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.”
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