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 […]
Can the Left Deliver the Votes? Michigan’s Real Test Starts Now
Winning the primary was the easy part. El-Sayed now has to prove progressive organizing can win a swing-state midterm — not just a Democratic primary. Opinion | By The Navarro […]
Miami-Dade Weighs Bus Cuts Even as It Moves to Regulate Sidewalk Delivery Robots
A budget proposal would eliminate 12 bus routes to close a funding gap, even as commissioners advance new rules for the autonomous carts now common on county sidewalks. By The […]
San Diego Homelessness Falls Again, But the Count’s Limits Remain Under Scrutiny
The 2026 Point-in-Time Count shows a second straight annual decline, even as senior homelessness climbs and methodology questions persist. By The Navarro Report Staff | San Diego Desk — August […]
San Diego’s Bike Numbers Look Down. The Data Tells a Different Story.
SANDAG’s latest commute report shows a 5 percent annual dip in cycling — but the eight-corridor sample and a 17 percent gain since 2019 complicate that headline. By The Navarro […]
U.S. Missile Stockpiles Hit Multi-Year Low After Iran Campaign
Patriot and THAAD interceptor inventories are down by roughly a third to nearly 80 percent, and analysts say full replenishment could take years. By The Navarro Report Staff | National […]