Protesters are demanding Gov. Ricardo Rossello step down for his involvement in a private chat that showed him and members of his administration mocking women, the handicapped, and victims of Hurricane Maria.
An estimated 20,000 pallets of water bottles have been sitting on a landing strip in Puerto Rico since after Hurricane Maria devastated the island in September 2017.
A Facebook Live video prompted widespread outrage and an internal investigation into the conduct of a Cook County, Illinois, police officer.
Puerto Rico officials originally set the hurricane's death toll at 64, but a more recent assessment of the data yielded an estimate closer to 3,000.
A report in El Nuevo Día that the United States plans to return Puerto Rico to Spain was a Day of the Holy Innocents prank.
A California man's account brought to light one of the lesser-known aftereffects of the fatal storm.
Controversy over the commonwealth's budget is not new, but attention on the bonuses as Puerto Rico struggles in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria is.
A newly created Florida company with an unproven record never delivered urgently needed supplies, which even months later remain in demand on the island.
A Facebook post brought attention to the retail chain's treatment of workers after Hurricane Maria.
Lawmakers are questioning why a $300 million contract was awarded to a two-person company based in Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke's hometown of Whitefish, Montana.
Volunteer veterans, journalists, and others claim that FEMA is providing "meals" that are little more than unhealthy snacks to hurricane victims, but a FEMA spokesperson says images circulating online misrepresent what the agency is doing to help Puerto Ricans.
There is no proof that a viral image insulting the president has been posted "all over" the hurricane-damaged territory.
Rep. Ilhan Omar has been the subject of recurrent controversies, including ones regarding her marriages and family immigration history.
The answer to "Who is Rachel Chandler?" is simpler than some think.
A frequent publisher of inflammatory material struck again in July 2019.
Users should always consider privacy and security before uploading personal data to an app.
A widely-shared meme offered a malicious quotation attributed to the Minnesota Democrat.
