BOGOTÁ — Colombia is preparing to swear in a president who won by the thinnest margin in the country’s modern electoral history, and the closeness of that result may matter […]
Opinion: The Harris List Sale Shows a Party Still Living Off Someone Else’s Money
Opinion | National Beat | The Navarro Report Kamala Harris never built a national donor list. She inherited one. When Joe Biden dropped out on July 21, 2024, the Federal […]
When Marvel Sold Its Heroes: How a Bankrupt Comic Company Scattered Its Characters Across Hollywood — and What It Took to Bring Them Home
A Company Selling Off Its Family Jewels In December 1996, Marvel Entertainment Group filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, weighed down by roughly $610 million in debt after a decade […]
Comic-Con’s Crossroads: A Convention That May Have Outgrown Its Hometown
From a Hotel Basement to a Global Phenomenon In March 1970, roughly 100 people gathered in the basement of the U.S. Grant Hotel in downtown San Diego for a one-day […]
Comic-Con’s $160 Million Question: What One Weekend Really Buys San Diego
San Diego Comic-Con wrapped its 2026 run this weekend, and the numbers city officials released alongside the announcement that the convention will remain in San Diego through 2030 are worth […]
California’s Economy Keeps Outgrowing Texas and Florida. The Numbers Tell a More Complicated Story.
California’s gross domestic product grew at a 3.7 percent annualized pace in the first quarter of 2026, its best quarterly showing since 2013 and a rate that continues to outpace […]
A Former General Emerges as Netanyahu’s Most Serious Threat Yet
Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel’s longest-serving prime minister, is facing what may be the most consequential electoral test of his career this fall, and the challenge is coming from an unexpected quarter: […]
Rubio and Lavrov Meet in Manila, But Ukraine Peace Remains Elusive
Secretary of State Marco Rubio sat down with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov on the sidelines of the ASEAN Regional Forum in Manila this week, reviving a diplomatic channel that […]
The Rent Is Still Too High: A San Diego Search for Affordable Living Near the Water
By Jose E. Navarro | The Navarro Report | July 24, 2026 I’ve spent more than twenty years building budgets, closing books and telling other people’s organizations exactly what they […]
As Rivas Fills In, Newsom’s Growing List of Out-of-State Trips Draws Scrutiny
By Jose E. Navarro | The Navarro Report | July 24, 2026 On Wednesday, California briefly had two governor’s offices in operation — one empty, one filling in. Assembly Speaker […]