The Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2026 was supposed to look like restraint. Instead, it reads like an accounting record of how far the United States has pulled back from the […]
Amazon Cargo Plane Overruns Runway, Bursts Into Flames at Miami International
All Runways Closed, Multiple Injured as NTSB and FAA Launch Investigation Into Sunday Afternoon Crash The Navarro Report | Miami A Prime Air cargo plane overran the runway while landing […]
San Diego Just Pledged Nearly $1 Billion for Sewage. But Where Is the Pollution Actually Coming From?
An Investigation Into the Sources on Both Sides of the Border — and Whether San Diego’s Own Infrastructure Shares the Blame The Navarro Report | San Diego On September 1, […]
Prop 50 Survives Every Legal Challenge. Now It Faces the Only Test That Matters.
California’s Redrawn Congressional Map Is Cleared for the Midterms — But the Texas Counter-Move Has Already Canceled Out Its Advantage The Navarro Report | California California voters approved Proposition 50 […]
A Blowout Jobs Report Collides With a Stubborn Inflation Problem
August’s Payroll Surge Doesn’t Settle the Fed’s September Dilemma — It Complicates It The Navarro Report | National The August employment report, released Friday by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, […]
A Weekend of Whirlwind Diplomacy: Can Washington Finally Broker Peace in Ukraine?
Witkoff and Kushner Carry a Fresh Proposal from Moscow to Kyiv, but Skepticism Runs Deep on Both Sides The Navarro Report | World For the first time in eight months, […]
The Ballot Box as the Last Firewall
Why the 2026 Midterms and the 2028 Election Will Decide the Fate of American — and Western — Democracy By Jose E. Navarro, MBA | The Navarro Report | Opinion […]
Life Sentences at Twelve: Bukele’s Juvenile Justice Reform Collides With the Inter-American Court
By Jose E. Navarro | The Navarro Report On March 26, the Legislative Assembly, controlled entirely by Nuevas Ideas, ratified a constitutional reform authorizing life imprisonment for homicide, feminicide, rape […]
“La Gringa” in Little Havana: How Eileen Higgins Governs a City That Didn’t Vote Like Her Party
By Jose E. Navarro | The Navarro Report Nine months into her term, Miami Mayor Eileen Higgins remains a genuine anomaly in South Florida politics: a Democrat governing a city […]
Drones, a Mystery Airship, and a Grounded Airport: What Actually Happened Over San Diego
By Jose E. Navarro | The Navarro Report San Diego International Airport ground to a halt Friday afternoon in one of the more bizarre aviation disruptions the region has seen, […]