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The Commonwealth of Puerto Rico voluntarily dismissed its $1 billion climate lawsuit against the fossil fuel industry amid attacks from President Trump's Department of Justice and right-wing, pro-fossil fuel advocacy groups.
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The Army Reserve said it was not able to provide more documents, “in part,” because records were “not properly archived.”
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At least seven migrants have been detained at Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport between February and March.
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The company had a nearly $84,000 contract to work on a program meant to teach high schoolers about college and entrepreneurship.
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Secret Service had to tell its agents Puerto Rico's water was safe to drink.
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New CIA documents released in late December 2024 reveal Puerto Rico's role in the Bay of Pigs Invasion and confirm CIA surveillance of pro-independence activists.
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Half of Puerto Rico and its Department of Justice are suing fossil fuel industries. Here's what's been going on with those cases.
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Chevron filed a notice of removal to remand the Puerto Rican Department of Justice's $1 billion climate deception lawsuit to federal court, which could provide a more "industry-friendly" forum for the fossil fuel industry.
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“The human, natural, and economic devastation provoked by hurricanes Irma and María in 2017 are an advance of the grave consequences related to the climate that Puerto Rico faces as a direct result of the illicit deception by the Defendants,” alleges the complaint.
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Finding six lawsuits filed against more than 20 companies because of toxic "forever chemicals" sent me down a rabbit hole of PFAS lawsuits in Puerto Rico.
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A CBP Agent alleges he was intimidated by superior officers, labeled a “potential active shooter” by colleagues and given a “dees nutz” shirt after filling an equal employment opportunity complaint.
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Even though the U.S. Navy was expelled from Culebra decades ago, the island remains an important location for military training.