What our spies cut out of the China file By Peter Navarro | Washington Examiner | August 17, 2026 Two facts now sit in plain sight in the declassified record. Communist China entered the 2020 election with … Read more
CISA warnings expose America’s election security gaps By Peter Navarro | The Washington Times | August 16, 2026 Picture a break-in where the burglars are the good guys. From 2019 through 2024, federal cybersecurity teams … Read more
For months, the economic commentariat has been waiting for President Trump’s tariffs to ignite a new inflation fire. The script was already written: tariffs would raise consumer prices, the Federal Reserve would have to stay…
Walk the docks at Cape May, and you will see one of the finest scallop fleets in America — and far too many of those boats tied up, going nowhere.That is not the ocean’s fault.…
On May 16, 2017, the FBI took one of the most extraordinary steps in its history: It opened a full investigation of the sitting American president. Newly declassified documents released by the White House say the bureau asked whether…
A Soft Jobs Headline Hides An Industrial Turn By Peter Navarro | RealClearMarkets | August 7, 2026 Here is the headline story of the below-expectations July jobs report — and the one the usual naysayers … Read more
Trump draws the quartz line By Peter Navarro | Washington Times | August 5, 2026 With his recent proclamation protecting America’s quartz industry from a devastating surge in imports, President Trump is once again standing … Read more
The June Trade Report Is a Welcome Movement In the Right Direction By Peter Navarro | RealClearMarkets | August 4, 2026 Trade reports are like oceans. Much of the action happens beneath the surface. That … Read more
ISM Report Confirms U.S.’s Manufacturing Revival By Peter Navarro | RealClearMarkets | August 3, 2026 The latest ISM manufacturing report delivers a simple message: America’s factory floor is continuing its robust tariff- and tax cut-induced … Read more
The Federal Reserve did not raise interest rates. That is the good news. The bad news is almost everything else. In a 9–3 vote, the Fed held its target range steady at 3.50% to 3.75%. Yet three…