The news stopped following Puerto Rico some years ago, but that doesn't mean that anything has improved.

Let's start with a reminder of how we got to this place..

Puerto Rico's power grid failed again this week, with nearly 1 million people entering a third day of blackout.

Presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard has been joining in the protests in San Juan against the current governor of that territory, and she is calling for the governor to resign.

She sent out a number of tweets with videos, including an interview on CBSN (I assume that is CBS news online). She also breifly addresses the situation with Iran and the oil tankers.

President Trump says Puerto Rico has already gotten too much aid. He says the island has received $91 Billion, when in fact it has actually received about $11.2 billion in disaster relief payments since 2017.

Liberals are very excited about President Trump declaring an emergency to waste billions of dollars building an unnecessary wall. There's nothing wrong with opposing that, but why is no one talking about where the money is being stolen from?

Officially Puerto Rico's death toll from Maria stands at 64.
Unofficially, the morgue in Puerto Rico is renting multiple refrigerated trailers while gravediggers are putting in extra hours.

The United Nations’ Special Committee on Decolonization was created to address the neglect and exploitation of nations in Africa and Asia, but this week it looked at a place much closer to home.

Roughly 40% of people in Puerto Rico still have no lights.

Puerto Rico's new budget is a testament to how bad things are on the island.