“SNL” mocks Trump’s Puerto Rico reaction
Alec Baldwin reprised his role as President Donald Trump and mocked his response to the hurricane that devastated Puerto Rico
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Alec Baldwin reprised his role as President Donald Trump and mocked his response to the hurricane that devastated Puerto Rico
It's a long shot, but the island's current human and fiscal crises might be the sparks that light a turnaround
"I think everyone involved in the response has things they could have done better," Rubio said on "Face the Nation"
"The president, instead of tweeting against the mayor of San Juan, who's watching her people die and just made a plea for help, ought to roll up his sleeves and get to work here," Schumer said
"We have done a great job with the almost impossible situation in Puerto Rico," he tweeted early Sunday
San Juan's mayor Yulín Cruz said recovery has been "so slow that it's put lives in danger"
The president didn't let the matter go after a Saturday morning tweetstorm
"By now, it's sort of comical, but it makes me feel second-class, like you don't belong," one New Yorker says of the federal response
With limited access to food, water and power, many have begun to question the federal response to the crisis unfolding in Puerto Rico
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
Many people have run out of medicine or lost it in the hurricane, so local doctors are now setting up very special house calls
Retired Lt. Gen. Russel Honore said the administration's first mistake was not giving the mission to the military
The ship, a floating hospital, left Norfolk, Virginia, for Puerto Rico Friday afternoon
Acting Homeland Security Secretary Elaine Duke made the comment in the White House driveway
President Trump didn't pass up a chance to slam the struggling island for being unprepared and in debt
While airlines have capped their ticket prices to affected areas, they have not capped fees to unaffected areas
Agriculture on the recession-racked island had been growing smartly -- now it has to rebuild nearly from scratch
More than a week after Hurricane Maria hit, Marines are still clearing roads
There was no room for error during a high-tech handoff from the ambulance to the airplane
Island was struck by Hurricane Maria, leaving it short of food and water and with a severely damaged infrastructure
Sailors and Marines from the USS Kearsarge were on the island the morning after Maria hit but in some areas, there are still no relief crews in sight
"We're without gasoline. Without money. Without food. This is a disaster."
Relief supplies are arriving on the island, but getting them to the nearly 3.5 million people in desperate need is close to impossible
Dallas Mavericks' point guard J.J. Barea helped fly in 32 generators and thousands of pounds of water, food and medical supplies to Puerto Rico