National | The Navarro Report | September 3, 2026 In Miami, the line outside immigration court now stretches across several blocks before sunrise, a visible symptom of a scheduling tactic […]
NATO Closes Ranks Against Russia as Iran War Strains Western Bandwidth
World Affairs | The Navarro Report | September 3, 2026 NATO’s eastern flank is drawing tighter around Berlin this week, even as Washington’s attention — and a substantial share of […]
September 9: The End of an Era for TPS, and a Test of the Bukele-Trump Alliance
El Salvador Affairs | The Navarro Report On September 9, the longest-running Temporary Protected Status designation in American history comes to an end, closing a 25-year chapter that began after […]
Miami-Dade’s Transit Tax Is Shrinking Just as Its Biggest Project Keeps Getting More Expensive
Miami Affairs | The Navarro Report The half-cent sales surtax that has funded nearly a quarter century of Miami-Dade transit expansion is bringing in meaningfully less money than it used […]
A Lawsuit Over the Islamic Center Shooting Asks the Question San Diego Hasn’t Answered: Who Was Watching?
San Diego Affairs | The Navarro Report Four months after two teenagers killed three people outside the Islamic Center of San Diego in a hate-motivated attack, a wrongful death lawsuit […]
Washington Targets California Trucking Schools in a Fight That’s Really About Immigration
California Affairs | The Navarro Report The U.S. Department of Transportation pulled 11 California commercial driver training schools from its federal registry this week, part of a nationwide emergency shutdown […]
A Party Without a Bench: Democrats Survive Their Primaries, But Not Their Identity Crisis
National Affairs | The Navarro Report Senator Ed Markey’s comfortable primary win in Massachusetts this week, alongside survival victories for Representatives Stephen Lynch and Richard Neal, was framed by some […]
Six Months In: U.S.-Iran War Escalates Again as Gulf Allies Absorb the Fallout
World Affairs | The Navarro Report The U.S.-Iran war entered its seventh month this week with its heaviest exchange of fire in over a month, shattering what little calm had […]
The Quiet Ledger: How a Cooling Job Market and a Rising AI Tide Are Converging on Accountants
By The Navarro Report | National AffairsThe numbers on layoffs look, at first glance, like good news. Job cuts fell 46 percent in July compared with a year earlier, the […]
After 22 Years, Miami-Dade’s Mental Health Center Will Finally Open
September 1, 2026 MIAMI — Miami-Dade County commissioners voted unanimously this week to open the Miami Center for Mental Health and Recovery, ending a fight that outlasted the building itself. […]