CLEVELAND, Ohio -- President Trump's visit to Puerto Rico was intended to show sympathy with the U.S. territory, devastated by a direct hit from category 5 hurricane Maria. Instead, Trump showed he ...

NEW YORK (CBSNewYork)-- Facebook's virtual reality tour of post-hurricane Puerto Rico was meant to raise awareness for relief efforts, but the cartoon nature of the experience set off a backlash that ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- President Trump's homeland security adviser Tom Bossert said the administration's Puerto Rico disaster relief response "is textbook and it's been done well." The textbook the ...

Earlier this week, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg used the hurricane-ravaged areas of Puerto Rico to show off and promote the social media platform’s Spaces app and virtual reality capabilities. Along ...

These syndicated cartoonists in this slideshow pick on President Donald Trump’s lack of response time to the Puerto Rico hurricane disaster and, then when he arrives, some cartoonists mock his paper ...

The mass shooting in Las Vegas, leaving 58 people plus the gunman dead and more than 500 injured, dominates the editorial cartoons this week. Through their artwork, the cartoonists ask such questions ...

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has apologized after inserting a smiling cartoon likeness of himself into images of hurricane-ravaged Puerto Rico to show off a new virtual-reality platform. In a bizarre ...

San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz blasted President Donald Trump on MSNBC Tuesday over his opposition to providing more disaster relief to Puerto Rico in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria. Trump has ...

This week the president took a break from precipitating the end times to pat himself on the back for his neglectful handling of the hurricane disaster in Puerto Rico. The commander-in-chief, who two ...

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San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz fired back at President Trump on Tuesday, branding him as a “fake news cartoon” over what she called the false statements he made about aid given to the U.S. territory ...