If you live in one of the current 50 states, you have senators and congressional representatives you can contact when you want to speak your mind. We make it easy… Read more »

U.S. District Judge Gustavo Gelpí handed down an unusual decision. The case, U.S. v. Vaello-Madero, looked at an individual who lost his Social Security Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits when… Read more »

According to Ballotpedia, 520 people have filed so far to run for president in 2020. Here is a list of candidates who are currently campaigning or seriously considering doing so:… Read more »

In a hearing last summer, legislators argued against the use of renewable energy in Puerto Rico. “We’re hearing a lot about renewables, presumably wind and solar. Those are the most… Read more »

Puerto Rico has held five plebiscites, local votes on the residents’ preferred political status. The percentage favoring statehood has increased each time, culminating in 2017 in a 97% majority. Now… Read more »