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 […]
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 […]
Leaderless at the Top: Army Resignation Exposes a War With Iran the U.S. Is Not Winning
September 1, 2026 WASHINGTON — Army Secretary Dan Driscoll’s resignation this week, following months of open friction with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, has left the U.S. Army without a single […]
Commerce Department Quietly Strips Political-Interference Ban From Scientific Integrity Policy, Raising Alarm Over Census Data Ahead of 2030
By The Navarro Report Staff The U.S. Commerce Department has quietly removed language explicitly banning political interference from its scientific integrity policy, an unannounced revision that NPR uncovered this week […]
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 […]
Washington’s “Biggest Oil Deal in History” Ties Gas Prices to Venezuela’s Fragile Recovery
World Affairs — The Navarro Report President Trump announced Friday that the United States has secured majority control over more than 65 billion barrels of Venezuela’s proven oil reserves, a […]
Supreme Court’s Mail-Ballot Order Leaves California’s Midterm Election Machinery in Legal Limbo
WASHINGTON/SACRAMENTO — A Supreme Court order this week has thrown the rules governing mail-in ballots for the November midterms into a state of prolonged uncertainty, and California, home to one […]
FEMA Cut Its Staff. The Disasters Didn’t Stop.
By Jose Navarro, MBA On August 4, the Government Accountability Office published a blunt verdict on the state of America’s disaster response agency: FEMA reduced its workforce in 2025 and […]
Court Filings Reveal DHS Covert Surveillance at Churches, Libraries and Union Halls
An undercover agent wore a wire to a self-defense class at a Minneapolis church; another compiled dossiers on protesters after an evening service. MINNEAPOLIS — Newly surfaced court filings show […]