Mail Ballots, Federal Muscle: How Trump’s Election Rhetoric Is Reshaping State Law
By Jose E. Navarro, The Navarro Report SAN DIEGO — Five months before the midterms, the rules for how Americans
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No Tolls, No Deal: Trump’s Hormuz Ultimatum Tests a Peace Agreement Still Wet With Ink
By Jose E. Navarro, The Navarro Report SAN DIEGO — A cease-fire signed with hand-shakes and a Truth Social victory
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From SNAP Fraud to Stalled Track: California’s Pattern of Oversight Failure
By Jose E. Navarro, The Navarro Report SAN DIEGO — California’s state government spent part of this month celebrating a
Read MoreThree Years to Recover: The Fight Over How Long Fire Survivors Get a Mortgage Break
A year and a half after the Palisades and Eaton fires reduced entire neighborhoods to ash, the families who lost
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Sacramento Pays for Audits It Then Ignores
California’s legislature has a process for identifying government waste. It pays the California State Auditor — a nonpartisan watchdog funded
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Five Men, Nineteen Suspects, and a Plot to Massacre a Crowd at the White House
On June 14, 2026 — President Trump’s 80th birthday — thousands of people gathered on the South Lawn of the
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The U.S.-Iran Deal: A Page and a Half That Could Reshape the Middle East
It took about a page and a half of text — signed in English and Farsi at the Palace of
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The Price of Closed Waters: How the Strait of Hormuz Standoff Is Reshaping Global Trade
A war, a blockade, and a near-peace deal — the world’s most critical oil chokepoint may never function the same
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Bigger Than the Economy: America’s Debt Crosses a WWII-Era Threshold — With No Wartime Excuse
For the first time since 1946, U.S. public debt exceeds the size of the entire national economy. Unlike the postwar
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GM Sold Your Drive Data — and California Just Made History Stopping It
The nation’s largest CCPA penalty exposes how automakers turned your daily commute into a product. By Jose E. Navarro |
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