Marco Rubio wins Puerto Rico's Republican primary
A very large portion of those registered to vote in Puerto Rico are the island's inmates, who will help decide where its 23 delegates go
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A very large portion of those registered to vote in Puerto Rico are the island's inmates, who will help decide where its 23 delegates go
Charges come after U.S. family vacationing nearly killed by pesticides used in their vacation unit
U.S. Attorney Rosa Emilia Rodriguez says artists, lawyers, government employees and a well-known model participated in the Medicaid scheme
U.S. Coast Guard probing why 790-foot freighter El Faro sank near the Bahamas last fall, killing all 33 aboard
Police say that Gaby Ferraca apparently had problems controlling his parachute after it opened during skydiving festival
Government has warned it doesn't have enough money to meet debt payments as early as May
"It's not if, it's when," one expert says, as concerns grow about the mosquito-borne virus
Jacob Lew asks House Speaker Paul Ryan "to act to provide order to a chaotic and worsening situation"
U.S. health officials find worrying signs that the Zika virus may harm unborn babies; a "pandemic in progress"
U.S. Customs and Border Protection said that the shipment of the counterfeit dolls had a value of more than $41,000
Rapidly spreading virus is detected in Puerto Rico; outbreak in Brazil has mothers "almost panicky"
Governor says the U.S. territory will make a $594 million payment due next week, but can't handle interest
An officer for Puerto Rico's anti-drug division was arrested after allegedly taking three other police officers hostage, and then allegedly killing them
The deal forgives a chunk of its $9 billion debt and delays a $700 million payment for five years
Move aims to end a 15-year struggle to eliminate raw sewage and mounds of garbage from a community where thousands of people live
Both Hillary Clinton and Marco Rubio were in Puerto Rico Friday
A bondholder group agrees to cut the principal as part of a debt swap, but it needs approval from the other bondholders
Florida gov. declares state of emergency, as approaching tropical storm may develop into hurricane
The fast-moving storm is expected to make its way toward South Florida early next week
The struggling Caribbean island could make only a small partial payment due Monday as it looks to redo $72 billion in debt
Nearly 10 years into a deep economic slump, Puerto Rico is no closer to pulling out, and, in fact, is poised to plummet further
With debt four times the size of Detroit's, a default by the commonwealth could have wide-ranging consequences
New York City's mayor is urging the White House and Congress to come to the commonwealth's rescue
Both debt crises show striking parallels in their causes and devastating effects -- should bankruptcy be an option?
The U.S. territory can't pay its debts, and that could have implications for stateside investors