Hurricane Ophelia strengthens to Category 2 storm, officials say
National Hurricane Center says Ophelia is barely moving and now boasts top sustained winds of 100 mph
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Puerto Rico investigates post-hurricane disease outbreak
So far 10 people have come down with suspected cases of leptospirosis, a disease spread by animals' urine, and four people have died
White House asks Congress for $5 billion for Puerto Rico
The loan will help Puerto Rico deal with making government payroll and pension payments
Puerto Rico death toll rises to 45, governor says
Gov. Ricardo Rossello said two recent deaths are believed to be from the bacterial infection known as Leptospirosis
Analysis: Things are still dire in Puerto Rico
CBS News' David Begnaud, who has covered the crisis extensively, reports that a man sent him pictures of people standing in long lines waiting to get water
Puerto Rico governor: There will be "hell to pay" for mishandling supplies
Ricardo Rossello says some areas on the island have only 20 percent of drinking water supplies nearly three weeks after Hurricane Maria
As Nate hits, federal flood insurance woes worsen
With Nate adding to this year's woes, the Trump administration wants more funding -- and controversial changes
Puerto Rico's long road to recovery from Hurricane Maria
The island experienced widespread damage from the storm, including to most of the electrical, gas and water grid and infrastructure
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Lin-Manuel Miranda on Puerto Rico relief song, Trump tweets
"Almost Like Praying," features an all-star lineup of artists including Jennifer Lopez, Marc Anthony and all proceeds will go to hurricane relief
CBS News' David Begnaud on the crisis in Puerto Rico
CBS News correspondent David Begnaud just returned from Puerto Rico, where he spent more than two weeks reporting
Two suicides counted in Puerto Rico hurricane toll
Mental health concerns abound as Puerto Rico continues to struggle in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria
Scientists say extreme storms will be "new normal," U.N. chief warns
Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said "scientists are learning more and more about the links between climate change and extreme weather"
All 5 living ex-presidents to attend hurricane relief concert
The concert, called "Deep From the Heart," will be held at Texas A&M's Reed Arena on Oct. 21 and will feature some major country music
A look inside Puerto Rico's hard-hit rural interior
The death toll in Puerto Rico more than doubled overnight, and most of the new deaths are from the island's rural interior
New polls, same numbers: Trump approval stuck near 40 percent
The president’s approval ratings remain roughly where they’ve been for months, according to four new national surveys
White House to request $29B for disaster aid package
The request is expected to be sent to Congress on Wednesday, the Associated Press reported
Death toll in Puerto Rico from Hurricane Maria climbs to 34, governor says
Gov. Ricardo Rossello made the announcement at a news conference following President Trump's short visit to the U.S. territory
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President Trump jokingly told officials Puerto Rico is throwing the federal budget "a little out of whack"
Trump jokes Puerto Rico is throwing budget "a little out of whack"
The president also said officials there should be "proud" they've kept the death toll low, compared to the "real catastrophe" of Hurricane Katrina
Puerto Rico: Down so long, it could be up from here
It's a long shot, but the island's current human and fiscal crises might be the sparks that light a turnaround
Puerto Rico shows resilience amid hard recovery from Maria
San Juan's mayor Yulín Cruz said recovery has been "so slow that it's put lives in danger"
Fran Townsend on Puerto Rico: Listen to local leaders
With limited access to food, water and power, many have begun to question the federal response to the crisis unfolding in Puerto Rico
U.N. appeals for $31M for devastation in Maria-battered Dominica
Dominica's Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit, told the U.N. General Assembly that "the desolation is beyond imagination"
"We don't need money, we need help": Desperate Puerto Rico seeks assistance
In Aguadilla, everyone was given a bag with four bottles of water and three snacks that mayor says may have to last for two days
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