Puerto Rico

"You should not be wearing that in the United States of America," a man yelled at a Puerto Rican woman in an Illinois park, as she appealed for a nearby police officer's help to no avail.

Nearly 1,800 Puerto Rican hurricane survivors scattered across the United States will be kicked out of their temporary housing this weekend, according to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).

The tadpole will be joining the 52,000 already sent by the zoo over the last decade.

The unofficial death toll makes the disaster the worst to hit U.S. soil in a century.

“This is an opportunity to use the parade as a platform to continue providing people with information and knowledge not only of our culture but to these important issues.”

“I expect that once all of the information is brought to light we will find our government’s inadequate response to Maria constitutes a stain on the moral conscience of our nation,” Nydia Velazquez said.

“The Trump administration has completely looked away when this death toll is announced.”

Every area of Hiram Bithorn Stadium can run on generators that have a capacity to function for 48 hours, an official said.

Puerto Rico has lost 3.4 billion customer hours of electricity service because of Hurricane Maria, making it the largest blackout in U.S. history and the second largest in the world

This isn't the first time the public has questioned the alleged government estimate.

Puerto Rico's governor and the secretary of state announced a deal that will speed up the process of giving the island federal disaster loans to help the U.S. territory rebuild.

“We actually presented a program for Puerto Rico, and we got rejected. We have the solution for Puerto Rico…. and we could’ve had power back in 30 days. And they rejected us.”

“I am not satisfied that people in Puerto Rico should have to wait that much time for power.”

Puerto Rico's housing crisis has been exacerbated by homes built without permits and inspections prior to Hurricane Maria.

The island lost at least 400 megawatts worth of power generation, authorities said.

“It is not a surprise to me, in the months following, that there are higher rates of suicide and depression.”

The campaign, which launched on September 28 and is still running, has since surpassed his goal by more than $23,000.

Many in Puerto Rico are still without power and clean water.

“Nobody has mentioned at all anything Kushner is doing,” a technology consultant in Puerto Rico said.

Four months after Hurricane Maria's devastation, the island might be on the brink of a critical situation.

The paper has apologized for the column, which said Jewish people control Congress and want to punish Puerto Rico for its debt because they care so much about money.

The suicide rate in Puerto Rico has increased as of November 2017, and doctors fear that this could be because of Hurricane Maria's impact.

After Hurricane Maria slammed Puerto Rico 100 days ago, many people on the island are still living without power and basic necessities.

“We are a significant voting bloc in the United States that perhaps hasn’t been organized very well in the past,” Ricardo Rosselló said.

Hundreds of pets and stray animals have overwhelmed shelters that were damaged by the devastating storm.

The housing secretary visited Puerto Rico for the first time since Hurricane Maria hit in September.

The official death count from the government is 64.

Puerto Rico seemed to hold the key to saving the world’s honeybees—until a giant storm blew hope away.

The video ends with an appeal for relief aid for the victims of Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico.

After Puerto Rico's decade of crisis and two hurricanes, who in their right mind would take away jobs from the island?