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 […]
The Price Tag of the Crackdown: Inside ICE’s Multibillion-Dollar Equipment Buildup
By Jose E. Navarro, MBA | The Navarro Report | National Affairs WASHINGTON — Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s agreement to spend $20 million on electric shock gloves is, on its […]
The Price of Purity: What AIPAC’s $30 Million Loss Means for Democratic Donors
A record outside-spending campaign failed to stop Abdul El-Sayed. Now donors on both sides of the party are recalculating what their money can actually buy. Opinion | By The Navarro […]
Split Screen: Two Theories of the Democratic Party, One Michigan Senate Seat
Haley Stevens and Abdul El-Sayed didn’t just run different campaigns. They ran on two competing visions of what Democrats should be — and neither side has conceded the argument. Opinion […]
Notes for 2028: Michigan Is Already a Preview of the Next Democratic Primary
El-Sayed’s win — and how narrow it was — is already being read by both wings of the party as an early argument for the presidential primary still two years […]
Can the Left Deliver the Votes? Michigan’s Real Test Starts Now
Winning the primary was the easy part. El-Sayed now has to prove progressive organizing can win a swing-state midterm — not just a Democratic primary. Opinion | By The Navarro […]
INVESTIGATIVE REPORT: The Tate Brothers and the Fracturing of MAGA’s Manosphere Alliance
By The Navarro Report For nearly a decade, Andrew and Tristan Tate occupied a peculiar dual identity in American politics: unindicted digital celebrities to millions of young men, and quietly […]
Four Wires, One Fuse: What Actually Threatens This Economy Heading Into November
The stock market is near record highs. Unemployment sits under 5%. Yet a growing chorus of serious people — not fringe commentators, but the CEO of the country’s largest bank […]
The Empty Vessel: Why the Democratic Party’s Money Problem Is Really a Leadership Problem
The Democratic National Committee is short on cash. As of recent federal filings, the DNC held roughly $13 to $15 million on hand against the Republican National Committee’s $95 to […]
Opinion: The Harris List Sale Shows a Party Still Living Off Someone Else’s Money
Opinion | National Beat | The Navarro Report Kamala Harris never built a national donor list. She inherited one. When Joe Biden dropped out on July 21, 2024, the Federal […]