El Salvador — The Navarro Report Rising on the grounds of the old Captain General Gerardo Barrios Military School in Antiguo Cuscatlán, El Salvador’s new National Stadium is on track […]
Miami’s Condo Market Isn’t Recovering. It’s Splitting in Two.
Miami — The Navarro Report The headline numbers on Miami-Dade’s condo market this year read like a contradiction. County-wide median condo prices fell 3.15 percent year-over-year in June, dropping from […]
Why San Diego Has More Riding on Newsom’s Mail-Ballot Fight Than Almost Anywhere Else
San Diego — The Navarro Report California filed a new federal lawsuit this week against the Trump administration’s mail-in voting order, and nowhere in the state does the outcome matter […]
Newsom’s “Golden State” Pitch Is Really a 2028 Stump Speech
California — The Navarro Report Governor Gavin Newsom’s office spent last week pushing back hard against what it called a “tired Fox News narrative” about California’s economy, pairing the messaging […]
Washington’s Q4 Playbook: A Fed Chair Turns Hawkish, a Congress Returns Broke, and the Numbers in Between
National Affairs — The Navarro Report The fourth quarter of 2026 opens with the federal government facing two collisions at once: a Federal Reserve that just signaled its clearest openness […]
A Union Under Strain: Iceland’s “No,” Ukraine’s Stalled Peace, and Europe’s Uncertain Center of Gravity
World Affairs — The Navarro Report The European Union closed out August facing two very different but revealing tests of its cohesion: a small Arctic nation just told Brussels it […]
El Salvador’s Tourism Boom Is Real. Its Investment Story Is More Complicated.
El Salvador — The Navarro Report El Salvador is on pace for the best tourism year in its history, and the numbers are not subtle. The country received 2.9 million […]
Miami’s Billionaire Boom Has a Body Count: Its Own Longtime Residents
Miami — The Navarro Report Miami is having, by nearly every economic measure, the best run of its modern history. Billionaires and hedge funds keep arriving. Office attendance now leads […]
Rec Center Cuts Land in an Already Squeezed San Diego
San Diego — The Navarro Report Seventeen San Diego recreation centers began operating on reduced hours this weekend, the latest visible mark of a budget standoff that has stretched across […]
A Single Arrest in Winnetka Becomes Ammunition in California’s Prop 39 Fight
California — The Navarro Report Federal prosecutors in Los Angeles announced Friday the arrest of Darwin Jonathan Rivera Flores, a 30-year-old Honduran national and green-card holder from the Winnetka neighborhood […]