In his quest to build his racist border wall, Trump is seeking to divert disaster funds from places like California and Puerto Rico.

Plywood, lumber, furniture, and household appliances are more expensive, thanks to Trump’s ill-advised trade war.

Republicans in Congress thoroughly investigated Hurricane Katrina in 2005, but they’ve done almost nothing about Hurricane Maria.

Trump’s shameful conspiracy-mongering about the death toll in Puerto Rico earned him a harsh rebuke from a respected journalist.

Trump’s FEMA administrator, Brock Long, shows he’s more of a political hack than a public servant.

Trump’s lie drew immediate condemnation, except on his propaganda network.

Trump is refusing to acknowledge the thousands of Americans who died as he praises himself yet again.

Trump claims his administration’s response to Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico was a ‘success,’ but the numbers tell a very different story.

Trump tries to gaslight Americans about his failures during Hurricane Maria.

‘If he thinks the death of 3,000 people [is] a success God help us all.’

Trump once again downplayed the tragedy of his administration’s failure in Puerto Rico, where 2,975 people died in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria.

Hurricane Maria had a higher death toll than Hurricane Katrina — but Trump claimed his administration’s botched response to Maria was ‘fantastic.’

‘The administration killed the Puerto Ricans with neglect.’

Nearly 5,000 Americans have died from major hurricanes under the last two Republican presidents.

Trump wants to distract you from the real problems he has done nothing about.

Instead of addressing reports that nearly 5,000 people died on his watch in Puerto Rico during Hurricane Maria, Trump was busy tweeting about TV, his campaign crowd size, and Hillary Clinton.

Trump’s callous assessment that Hurricane Maria wasn’t ‘a real catastrophe like Katrina’ was wrong then, and has proven to be even more wrong now.

Backlash forced Florida Republican congressional candidate John Ward to backpedal his comment that Puerto Rican hurricane survivors shouldn’t be allowed to vote.

Mick Mulvaney insisted that Puerto Rico was doing great seven months after Hurricane Maria. But the actual news begged to differ.

Puerto Rico was supposed to receive 30 million emergency meals. But only 50,000 were delivered.

“This is still our House. It’s the people’s House.”

Chef Jose Andres was a hero for Puerto Rico following Hurricane Maria. But he was also a critic of Donald Trump — and to this family, that’s all that matters.

The situation in Puerto Rico is as dire as ever. Months after the hurricane struck, hundreds of thousands of Americans on the island are still without power. And it is high time to point the finger at Donald Trump for his failure. As Democratic Rep. Carolyn Maloney of New York points out, in the wake […]

Donald Trump appears unconcerned about the fate of Puerto Rico to a truly shocking degree. As the island has struggled to rebuild, Trump refused to let foreign vessels unload relief supplies at port, and withdrew a naval hospital ship treating the sick and injured without giving a reason. He personally attacked the mayor of San […]

Donald Trump’s toxic and reckless attacks on the free press — as well as on the 3 million Americans in Puerto Rico trying to survive in the aftermath of the devastating hurricane — is seeping into the rest of his Republican Party. Pennsylvania Rep. Scott Perry appeared on CNN Thursday morning to echo Trump’s baseless […]