By Jose E. Navarro | The Navarro Report | San Diego, Calif. — July 10, 2026 Governor Gavin Newsom’s final budget as governor — a $356 billion deal reached with […]
San Diego Closed Its $118 Million Gap — Now Comes the Harder Question: Was It Real Reform?
By Jose E. Navarro | The Navarro Report | San Diego, Calif. — July 10, 2026 The San Diego City Council’s unanimous vote last month to approve a balanced budget […]
Congress’s Housing Bill Is Becoming Law Without Trump’s Signature — Here’s Who Pays Either Way
By Jose E. Navarro | The Navarro Report | San Diego, Calif. — July 10, 2026 A bipartisan housing bill that cleared Congress last month is set to take effect […]
Whose War Is It? The Structural Case Behind Washington’s Iran Escalation
By Jose E. Navarro | The Navarro Report | World Affairs | Analysis | July 9, 2026 When President Trump told reporters aboard Air Force One this week that the […]
AI Industry Pours Record Money Into 2026 Midterms, Aiming to Write Its Own Rules
By Jose E. Navarro | The Navarro Report | National Affairs | July 9, 2026 Artificial intelligence companies and their financial backers have committed more than $200 million to super […]
Third Serious Crash in Months Reignites Push for Pacific Beach Street Safety
By Jose E. Navarro | The Navarro Report | San Diego | July 9, 2026 A woman was struck by a car in a Pacific Beach crosswalk near 1200 Garnet […]
IMF Cuts Global Growth Outlook to 3% as Middle East War Weighs on the World Economy
By Jose E. Navarro | The Navarro Report | World Affairs | July 9, 2026 The International Monetary Fund on July 8 trimmed its 2026 global growth forecast to 3.0 […]
The Escape Hatch: How Dual Citizenship Became America’s Secret Player Development Strategy
Christian Pulisic and Giovanni Reyna, two of the most talented American soccer players of their generation, share a detail about their development that rarely gets discussed outside soccer’s inner circles: […]
Pay to Play, Priced Out: How America’s Youth Soccer Model Is Quietly Rationing Talent
American youth soccer families now spend an average of $883 a year per child just to keep them in competitive play, with travel costs alone up 19 percent compared to […]
The Free Academy Gap: Why America’s Best Soccer Pipeline Runs Through Just Two Zip Codes
The United States is co-hosting its first World Cup since 1994, and the sport has never had more money, more television coverage, or more youth participants pouring through its turnstiles. […]