San Diego, Calif. — August 7, 2026 The U.S. labor market delivered an unwelcome surprise Friday: nonfarm payrolls fell by a seasonally adjusted 23,000 in July, far short of the […]
Iran’s Parliament Weighs Plan to Bar U.S., Israeli Ships From Hormuz
San Diego, Calif. — August 7, 2026 Iran’s parliament is reviewing legislation that would ban vessels linked to the United States, Israel, and other countries Tehran considers hostile from transiting […]
Miami-Dade’s Budget Ax Falls Hardest on West Kendall, Hialeah-Doral Corridor as County Cuts 12 Bus Routes
By The Navarro Report Staff | MIAMI When Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava unveiled her $14.3 billion budget proposal for fiscal year 2027, she called it “a balanced, responsible, […]
TPS Termination Leaves Thousands of San Diego Haitians in Limbo — as Trump Moves Again on Birthright Citizenship
By The Navarro Report Staff | SAN DIEGO Josiane Valsaint has lived and worked legally in the United States since 2010. Her two children, ages 10 and 12, were born […]
Newsom Turns California’s Fights With Washington Into the Opening Act of a 2028 Campaign
By The Navarro Report Staff | SACRAMENTO In a single week, Gavin Newsom’s administration picked a fight with the Trump administration over California’s coastline, absorbed news of a $1.2 billion […]
Declassified Memos Reveal FBI Secretly Probed Trump as Possible Russian Asset After Comey Firing
By The Navarro Report Staff | WASHINGTON For nearly two years after Donald Trump fired FBI Director James Comey, one of the bureau’s most extraordinary counterintelligence cases sat almost entirely […]
Infantino’s World Cup Sell-Off Collapses Amid Backlash — and Questions About Trump’s Inner Circle
By The Navarro Report Staff | ZURICH FIFA President Gianni Infantino spent Wednesday’s crisis meeting in Rabat, Morocco, doing what he has spent the past week doing everywhere else: apologizing. […]
The Price of Purity: What AIPAC’s $30 Million Loss Means for Democratic Donors
A record outside-spending campaign failed to stop Abdul El-Sayed. Now donors on both sides of the party are recalculating what their money can actually buy. Opinion | By The Navarro […]
Split Screen: Two Theories of the Democratic Party, One Michigan Senate Seat
Haley Stevens and Abdul El-Sayed didn’t just run different campaigns. They ran on two competing visions of what Democrats should be — and neither side has conceded the argument. Opinion […]
Notes for 2028: Michigan Is Already a Preview of the Next Democratic Primary
El-Sayed’s win — and how narrow it was — is already being read by both wings of the party as an early argument for the presidential primary still two years […]