Sometime in the last two weeks, roughly 20 million Americans should have received a letter from their state Medicaid agency. Not from Washington — from Springfield, Illinois, or Salem, Oregon, […]
Two Checks, One Election: The Arithmetic Behind Trump’s Pre-Midterm Payments
In the span of a week, the Trump administration announced two separate cash payments to American voters — a $500 rebate to roughly 1 million Affordable Care Act enrollees and […]
The $186 Billion Question: Which Agencies Are Leaking
Taxpayer Money, and Can It Be Stopped? While Congress spent early September negotiating a continuing resolution to keep thegovernment funded through December 11, a quieter and more persistent number sat […]
A Blowout Jobs Report Collides With a Stubborn Inflation Problem
August’s Payroll Surge Doesn’t Settle the Fed’s September Dilemma — It Complicates It The Navarro Report | National The August employment report, released Friday by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, […]
The Ballot Box as the Last Firewall
Why the 2026 Midterms and the 2028 Election Will Decide the Fate of American — and Western — Democracy By Jose E. Navarro, MBA | The Navarro Report | Opinion […]
The Citizenship List Project: How a Federal Voter-Roll Push Could Reshape the Midterms
By Jose E. Navarro | The Navarro Report With the 2026 midterms bearing down, the Trump administration is pressing forward with an unprecedented project: building a nationwide, state-by-state list of […]
“Mega Master” Dockets Turn Immigration Court Into a Numbers Game
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]