The New Yorker1d
An Arson Attack in Puerto Rico
A violent act on New Year’s Day allegedly committed by a tourist highlights rising tensions between the island and the ...
Bad Bunny’s ‘Debí Tirar Más Fotos’ is a love letter to Puerto Rico. This professor helped him tell the island’s history
Released Jan. 5, the record pays homage to the island’s rich rhythms like plena and salsa, and delves into it’s seldom taught history.
Cfr.org3d
Puerto Rico: A U.S. Territory in Crisis
Independence. Puerto Rico has a long history of pro-independence movements dating back to uprisings against Spanish and American colonial rule. Nationalists have attempted to assassinate a U.S ...
Seguimo’ Aquí: Puerto Rico’s Music Is Still A Powerful Weapon Against Erasure
Puerto Ricans have endured a relentless string of challenges that have left the island bruised but unbroken, including a ...
Military Times on MSN13d
A Marine’s legacy as first Puerto Rican Medal of Honor recipient
Fernando Garcia was the first Puerto Rican service member to receive the Medal of Honor for his actions during the Korean War ...
Daily Hampshire Gazette6d
Recognizing ‘Lil San Juan’: New Puerto Rican Cultural District in Holyoke is nation’s second
Holyoke’s first Puerto Rican immigrants met a city trending toward a has-been industrial powerhouse that didn’t offer the ...
Stars and Stripes4d
Puerto Rican nationalists attacked the Capitol; Jimmy Carter freed them
But foreign and domestic political factors were at play, as well. Cuban President Fidel Castro, who backed Puerto Rican ...
Puerto Rico hit by near-total blackout
Power had been restored for about 336,000 of Puerto Rico's 1.5 million customers as of 6:00 p.m., but LUMA Energy said the ...
About 25% of Puerto Rico remains in the dark after a massive power outage, fueling frustration over fragile infrastructure
As Puerto Ricans welcomed 2025, many faced the grim-reality of celebrating in the dark as outages lingered following another ...
The Washington Post4d
Puerto Rican nationalists attacked the Capitol. Jimmy Carter freed them.
When President Jimmy Carter commuted the prison sentences of the four living Puerto Rican nationalists who launched attacks against members of Congress and President Harry S. Truman in the 1950s ...