President Joe Biden’s 100th confirmed judicial nominee is Judge Gina Mendez-Miro of Puerto Rico.

Biden promised $60 million to help Puerto Rico shore up defenses from future storms in the aftermath of Hurricane Fiona

The entire commonwealth island is without power following storm damage their governor has described as “catastrophic.”

The Trump administration held up billions of dollars in relief funds for Puerto Rico after Hurricanes Irma and Maria.

Trump blocked billions in relief aid to Puerto Rico for Hurricane Maria for over a year.

But it’s unclear if seniors will ever get the cards, as they would cost $6.6 billion that Congress never authorized.

Many Puerto Ricans relocated to Florida after Hurricane Maria and could be key in deciding the outcome of the critical swing state.

Trump’s crisis playbook — blaming local officials, casting himself as the victim, and praising his own response — hasn’t changed since 2017.

The House of Representatives voted on Friday to provide billions in aid to the U.S. territory following deadly earthquakes, despite Republican opposition.

Democratic-aligned voter registration groups have been blanketing the state hoping to sign up tens of thousands of new voters.

The Trump administration is withholding $8 billion in disaster aid until Puerto Rico agrees to certain conditions, including paying workers less.

Trump has made time to rail against impeachment and complain about water pressure, but has refused to speak out personally in support of the island’s residents.

The magnitude 6.4 earthquake killed one person, injured nine others and knocked out power to hundreds of thousands across the U.S. territory.

It’s the latest natural disaster to strike the already suffering island.

Trump has been criticized for his treatment of the island in the past, particularly his response in the wake of Hurricane Maria.

FEMA has been without a leader since March.

Trump has a long history of saying petty, offensive, and untrue things about Puerto Rico.

Tropical Storm Dorian will hit Puerto Rico later today, so naturally Trump is spending time stripping money from FEMA and lashing out at the mayor of San Juan.

There’s a tropical storm taking aim at Puerto Rico, and Trump is using it as an opportunity to tweet and complain.

HUD Secretary Ben Carson just announced that even though Puerto Rico is entitled to $8.3 billion in disaster mitigation funds, they won’t be getting it any time soon.

After visiting Puerto Rico, House Veterans’ Affairs Chair Mark Takano (D-CA) issued a grave warning about the Trump administration’s lack of preparedness.

The Trump administration is dragging its feet on delivering the $600 million in emergency funding to Puerto Rico that Trump approved more than two weeks ago.

Once again, Trump demanded credit that he absolutely does not deserve.

A Republican congressman blocked a $19 billion disaster relief bill that could have helped people in his home state of Kentucky.

Republicans voted against the relief bill because they think the storm ravaged island Puerto Rico doesn’t deserve any more help.

Yet another major sports figure is refusing to attend a celebration at the White House in protest of Trump and his policies.

Puerto Rico is a U.S. territory — but White House spokesman Hogan Gidley apparently never learned that in school.

Trump embarked on a racist tirade against Puerto Rico on Tuesday morning.

At a closed-door lunch on Tuesday, Trump complained about how much aid Puerto Rico has received after Hurricane Maria.

‘This cruelty cannot stand,’ House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said.