U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio issued a statement yesterday recognizing the 39th anniversary of independence for the Federated States of Micronesia’s (FSM). “The United… Read More »U.S. Recognizes Micronesian Independence
For the second year in a row, Enrique “Kiké” Hernández proudly displayed the Puerto Rican flag at the trophy ceremony as the Los Angeles Dodgers… Read More »Kiké Hernández Represents Puerto Rico in World Series Win
Derivative U.S. citizenship is based on an individual’s parents being U.S. citizens. Everyone who is born in the United States, including Puerto Rico, is a… Read More »Derivative U.S. Citizenship in Puerto Rico? Not so Fast.
Hurricane Melissa is being called the Storm of the Century, a Category 5, and is expected to be the most severe hurricane ever to hit… Read More »Hurricane Science: What Do the Categories Mean?
It could be said that Bad Bunny is living the American dream. Raised in rural Vega Baja, Puerto Rico, Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio has worked… Read More »The Beautiful Homes of Bad Bunny and the Influx of Puerto Rican Migration to States
Hurricane Melissa continued to inch through the Caribbean on Saturday, gaining considerable strength on a path taking it to the west of Puerto Rico. The… Read More »Hurricane Melissa Intensifies, On Track to Miss Puerto Rico
Las Borinqueñas, a play by Nelson Díaz-Marcano, will be presented at the historic Teatro Francisco Arrivi theater in the Santurce neighborhood of San Juan from… Read More »The Story of Birth Control Pill Clinical Trials in Puerto Rico
Senate Republicans are reportedly considering voting on legislation that would ensure continued nutrition benefits for millions of low-income Americans under the federal supplemental nutrition assistance… Read More »Senate Considering SNAP Extension Bill; Silent on NAP
Tariffs have been a contentious topic and are currently heading to the Supreme Court, but how do they affect the U.S. territories? The latest challenge… Read More »U.S. Territories and the De Minimis Rule
