By The Navarro Report Staff The U.S. Commerce Department has quietly removed language explicitly banning political interference from its scientific integrity policy, an unannounced revision that NPR uncovered this week […]
U.S. Claims Control of Venezuela’s Oil Reserves — But Experts Say the ‘Biggest Deal in History’ May Deliver Little
By The Navarro Report Staff President Donald Trump announced Friday that the United States has entered into an agreement giving it majority control of more than 65 billion barrels of […]
China Is Building El Salvador a $500 Million Stadium. The Bill Isn’t Just Money.
El Salvador — The Navarro Report Rising on the grounds of the old Captain General Gerardo Barrios Military School in Antiguo Cuscatlán, El Salvador’s new National Stadium is on track […]
Miami’s Condo Market Isn’t Recovering. It’s Splitting in Two.
Miami — The Navarro Report The headline numbers on Miami-Dade’s condo market this year read like a contradiction. County-wide median condo prices fell 3.15 percent year-over-year in June, dropping from […]
Why San Diego Has More Riding on Newsom’s Mail-Ballot Fight Than Almost Anywhere Else
San Diego — The Navarro Report California filed a new federal lawsuit this week against the Trump administration’s mail-in voting order, and nowhere in the state does the outcome matter […]
Newsom’s “Golden State” Pitch Is Really a 2028 Stump Speech
California — The Navarro Report Governor Gavin Newsom’s office spent last week pushing back hard against what it called a “tired Fox News narrative” about California’s economy, pairing the messaging […]
Washington’s Q4 Playbook: A Fed Chair Turns Hawkish, a Congress Returns Broke, and the Numbers in Between
National Affairs — The Navarro Report The fourth quarter of 2026 opens with the federal government facing two collisions at once: a Federal Reserve that just signaled its clearest openness […]
A Union Under Strain: Iceland’s “No,” Ukraine’s Stalled Peace, and Europe’s Uncertain Center of Gravity
World Affairs — The Navarro Report The European Union closed out August facing two very different but revealing tests of its cohesion: a small Arctic nation just told Brussels it […]
El Salvador’s Tourism Boom Is Real. Its Investment Story Is More Complicated.
El Salvador — The Navarro Report El Salvador is on pace for the best tourism year in its history, and the numbers are not subtle. The country received 2.9 million […]
Miami’s Billionaire Boom Has a Body Count: Its Own Longtime Residents
Miami — The Navarro Report Miami is having, by nearly every economic measure, the best run of its modern history. Billionaires and hedge funds keep arriving. Office attendance now leads […]