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DOE cleared a permit for Project Hostos, a $2.5 billion submarine cable set to deliver power from the Dominican Republic to Puerto Rico, beginning in 2031.
By Roy J. Miles
Federal choices are locking Puerto Rico into fossil fuels and cutting solar, deepening a power divide that leaves low-income families paying more for less.
By Edwin V. Christopher
Puerto Rico Governor González-Colón is pushing statehood in Congress while Resident Commissioner Hernández Rivera calls the effort a waste of public money.
By Lisa F. Keith
Gabbard's ODNI seized Puerto Rico voting machines and claimed cybersecurity flaws, in a step that election security experts said was politically motivated.
Puerto Rico is the Pentagon's main Caribbean hub for Operation Southern Spear, with F-35 jets and Marines running counternarcotics missions near Venezuela.
Puerto Rico Governor González-Colón signed a law giving unborn children natural personhood, the island's most sweeping pro-life legislation in its history.
LADWP CEO Janisse Quiñones will leave the LA utility March 27 to take a new undisclosed leadership role in Puerto Rico, city officials confirmed this week.
Bancrédito Holding is suing Driven, alleging the bank's receiver excluded BHC from key decisions and refused or restricted requests for financial documents.
Ryan Marin signed Bancredito's $15M FinCEN deal without consent, now facing claims he breached fiduciary duty and mishandled $22M in remaining bank assets.
