By Jose E. Navarro | The Navarro Report | World Three wars are burning at three different temperatures right now, and none of them are contained. Russia grinds forward in […]
The $80,000 Wall: Why a Middle-Class Paycheck Doesn’t Buy Middle-Class Life Anymore
By Jose E. Navarro | The Navarro Report | National Affairs An individual earning $78,000 a year, or a household bringing in $98,000, sits right at the edge of what […]
Thirty Years, Thirty-One Billion Gallons: How San Diego’s Leaders Let the Sewage Crisis Reach the Water
By Jose E. Navarro | The Navarro Report | Investigative Report Every summer for the past several years, the same warning signs have gone up on the sand from the […]
Infantino’s World Cup Sell-Off Collapses Amid Backlash — and Questions About Trump’s Inner Circle
By The Navarro Report Staff | ZURICH FIFA President Gianni Infantino spent Wednesday’s crisis meeting in Rabat, Morocco, doing what he has spent the past week doing everywhere else: apologizing. […]
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 […]
Beyond the Pitch: Argentina’s Football Federation Faces a Reckoning in Miami
The Navarro Report While Argentina’s national team advanced through the 2026 World Cup, a separate and far less celebratory drama was unfolding off the field. Federal investigators in the United […]
Whose World Cup Is It? Inside FIFA’s 2030 Expansion Fight and the Governance Gaps Behind It
A vice president’s proposal to nearly guarantee his own confederation a place at the table, a rollback of anti-corruption reforms, and a president whose expansion instincts have always tracked his […]
Argentina’s Long Shadow: Fifty Years of Suspicion, From Videla’s Locker Room to Tapia’s FBI Probe
As the Argentine Football Association navigates a federal money-laundering investigation and an uncertain future without Lionel Messi, a look back at nearly half a century of corruption allegations shows a […]
How a Southern California Street-Fighting Crew Became the Blueprint for a National White Nationalist Network
INVESTIGATIVE — The Navarro Report In September 2025, researchers at the investigative outlet Bellingcat geolocated a white nationalist “fight night” to a rented gym space in San Diego County, matching […]