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 […]
The Redistricting Fight Spreading From Texas to California and Beyond
What began as a single mid-decade map redraw in Texas has, over the past year, pulled nearly a dozen states into the most aggressive congressional redistricting fight the country has […]
No Fed Meeting, No Clear Signal: Wall Street Whipsaws Through a Volatile August
NATIONAL — August 22, 2026 Investors closed out the week of August 21 with more questions than answers, as a steep sell-off in technology shares gave way to a Friday […]
National Debt Tops $40 Trillion as U.S. Economy Holds Steady on a Fraying Foundation
WASHINGTON The U.S. national debt crossed $40 trillion for the first time this week, a milestone forecasters had not expected the country to reach until sometime next year. The threshold, […]
A Census Bureau Report on Noncitizen Voting Has a Political Fingerprint on It
By Jose E. Navarro | The Navarro Report | National A Census Bureau report that President Trump is citing as proof of widespread illegal voting by noncitizens was not produced […]
Same Math, Opposite Parties: How Florida and California Are Both Diminishing Representative Democracy
By Jose Navarro | The Navarro Report Two states, two governors, two opposite political parties — and nearly identical numbers proving the same point: mid-decade redistricting is quietly manufacturing legislative […]
DHS Defends Tracking ICE Critics as Midterm Election Fears Mount
By The Navarro Report Federal officials are defending, in court filings, a series of investigations that sent Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents to the homes, airports and hotels of American […]