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Lightning Bolts Jetting Upwards: Photographer In Puerto Rico Captures Shocking Video
A photographer from Puerto Rico captures rare 'gigantic jets' of upside-down lightning blasting out of an Atlantic hurricane.
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Hurricane Fiona Leaves All Of Puerto Rico Without Power: Report
The entire Puerto Rico was left without power after Hurricane Fiona, which made landfall on Sunday, caused catastrophic flooding.
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Ahead Of Storm, Donald Trump Says Puerto Rico "One Of The Most Corrupt"
US President Donald Trump branded Puerto Rico "one of the most corrupt places on earth" Wednesday as the US island braced for its first major storm since being ravaged by Hurricane Maria two years ago.
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US Congress Sends $19 Billion Relief Bill To Trump To Sign Into Law
The US Congress overcame months of delays to finally pass a $19.1 billion relief package Monday to help victims of flooding, wildfires and hurricanes that have devastated communities from Puerto Rico to California.
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Trump Creates Political Storm With Claim On Puerto Rico Hurricane Deaths
As Hurricane Florence churned toward the Carolinas, President Donald Trump on Thursday diverted attention from the government's preparations for the monster storm to his personal grievances over last year's Hurricane Maria by falsely claiming a conspiracy to inflate the death toll in Puerto Rico.
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Death Toll From Hurricane Maria Raised To Nearly 3,000 In Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico's official death toll from Hurricane Maria, the most powerful storm to hit the Caribbean island in almost a century, was raised on Tuesday from 64, a number widely discounted as far too low, to nearly 3,000, based on a study ordered by the governor of the US territory.
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Puerto Rico Power Grid Snaps Leaving Nearly 1 Million In The Dark
Puerto Rico's power grid broke down again on Thursday, leaving some 800,000 customers without power, as the US Caribbean possession struggles to recover five months after Hurricane Maria slammed the island.
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Six Important Ways That Luxury Travel Changed In 2017
A lot can happen in a year-but 2017 was particularly eventful when it came to how we travel the world. Mother Nature rewrote the travel map: Three hurricanes of extraordinary strength crashed into Texas, Florida, the Caribbean, and Puerto Rico this year; the effects of Harvey, Irma, and Maria continue in nearly every place that they were felt.
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Google Parent Says Its Project Loon Balloons Are Now Delivering 4G LTE to Puerto Rico
Several more balloons are on their way from Nevada, and Alphabet has been authorized by the US FCC to send up to 30 balloons to serve the hard-hit area.
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Google's Project Loon to Help Restore Wireless Services in Puerto Rico
Loon, part of a series of futuristic projects out of Alphabet's "X" laboratory, was originally created to provide Internet coverage in under-developed rural areas.
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Deadly Hurricane Nate Bears Down On Mexico, US
Nate reached hurricane status as it bore down on popular Mexican beach resorts and headed for the US Gulf Coast early Saturday after dumping heavy rains on Central America and leaving at least 28 people dead
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Tesla Delays Unveil Of Semi-Truck; To Focus On Model 3 Production, Puerto Rico
Elon Musk recently tweeted that Tesla decided to delay the unveiling of its electric semi-truck in order to divert resources and increase Powerwall battery production for Puerto Rico, which was affected by the Hurricane Maria.
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Trump Throws Paper Towels To Hurricane Survivors In Puerto Rico, Angers Twitter
The US president visited the suburb of Guaynabo where he stopped into a church along the way to shoot rolls of paper towel basketball-style into a crowd snapping pictures on their cellphones. Something that angered more people than it pleased.
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Spent A Lot Of Money On Puerto Rico, But Happy Lives Saved: Donald Trump
US President Donald Trump expressed satisfaction on Tuesday with the federal response to Hurricane Maria's devastation of Puerto Rico, despite criticism that the government was slow to address the crisis and two weeks later much of the island's residents are still without basic necessities
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Donald Trump Visits Hurricane Hit Puerto Rico To Highlight Storm Response
Donald Trump will survey hurricane-devastated Puerto Rico Tuesday, hoping to underscore government recovery efforts and repair damage done by his contentious early response to the crisis.
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Lightning Bolts Jetting Upwards: Photographer In Puerto Rico Captures Shocking Video
A photographer from Puerto Rico captures rare 'gigantic jets' of upside-down lightning blasting out of an Atlantic hurricane.
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Hurricane Fiona Leaves All Of Puerto Rico Without Power: Report
The entire Puerto Rico was left without power after Hurricane Fiona, which made landfall on Sunday, caused catastrophic flooding.
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Ahead Of Storm, Donald Trump Says Puerto Rico "One Of The Most Corrupt"
US President Donald Trump branded Puerto Rico "one of the most corrupt places on earth" Wednesday as the US island braced for its first major storm since being ravaged by Hurricane Maria two years ago.
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US Congress Sends $19 Billion Relief Bill To Trump To Sign Into Law
The US Congress overcame months of delays to finally pass a $19.1 billion relief package Monday to help victims of flooding, wildfires and hurricanes that have devastated communities from Puerto Rico to California.
-
Trump Creates Political Storm With Claim On Puerto Rico Hurricane Deaths
As Hurricane Florence churned toward the Carolinas, President Donald Trump on Thursday diverted attention from the government's preparations for the monster storm to his personal grievances over last year's Hurricane Maria by falsely claiming a conspiracy to inflate the death toll in Puerto Rico.
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Death Toll From Hurricane Maria Raised To Nearly 3,000 In Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico's official death toll from Hurricane Maria, the most powerful storm to hit the Caribbean island in almost a century, was raised on Tuesday from 64, a number widely discounted as far too low, to nearly 3,000, based on a study ordered by the governor of the US territory.
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Puerto Rico Power Grid Snaps Leaving Nearly 1 Million In The Dark
Puerto Rico's power grid broke down again on Thursday, leaving some 800,000 customers without power, as the US Caribbean possession struggles to recover five months after Hurricane Maria slammed the island.
-
Six Important Ways That Luxury Travel Changed In 2017
A lot can happen in a year-but 2017 was particularly eventful when it came to how we travel the world. Mother Nature rewrote the travel map: Three hurricanes of extraordinary strength crashed into Texas, Florida, the Caribbean, and Puerto Rico this year; the effects of Harvey, Irma, and Maria continue in nearly every place that they were felt.
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Google Parent Says Its Project Loon Balloons Are Now Delivering 4G LTE to Puerto Rico
Several more balloons are on their way from Nevada, and Alphabet has been authorized by the US FCC to send up to 30 balloons to serve the hard-hit area.
-
Google's Project Loon to Help Restore Wireless Services in Puerto Rico
Loon, part of a series of futuristic projects out of Alphabet's "X" laboratory, was originally created to provide Internet coverage in under-developed rural areas.
-
Deadly Hurricane Nate Bears Down On Mexico, US
Nate reached hurricane status as it bore down on popular Mexican beach resorts and headed for the US Gulf Coast early Saturday after dumping heavy rains on Central America and leaving at least 28 people dead
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Tesla Delays Unveil Of Semi-Truck; To Focus On Model 3 Production, Puerto Rico
Elon Musk recently tweeted that Tesla decided to delay the unveiling of its electric semi-truck in order to divert resources and increase Powerwall battery production for Puerto Rico, which was affected by the Hurricane Maria.
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Trump Throws Paper Towels To Hurricane Survivors In Puerto Rico, Angers Twitter
The US president visited the suburb of Guaynabo where he stopped into a church along the way to shoot rolls of paper towel basketball-style into a crowd snapping pictures on their cellphones. Something that angered more people than it pleased.
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Spent A Lot Of Money On Puerto Rico, But Happy Lives Saved: Donald Trump
US President Donald Trump expressed satisfaction on Tuesday with the federal response to Hurricane Maria's devastation of Puerto Rico, despite criticism that the government was slow to address the crisis and two weeks later much of the island's residents are still without basic necessities
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Donald Trump Visits Hurricane Hit Puerto Rico To Highlight Storm Response
Donald Trump will survey hurricane-devastated Puerto Rico Tuesday, hoping to underscore government recovery efforts and repair damage done by his contentious early response to the crisis.
