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  1. Politics

    Trump Names Stephen Miller White House Chief of Staff as Susan Wiles Moves to Political Operations

    President Donald Trump announced that Stephen Miller, his hardline adviser on domestic issues including immigration, will become White House chief of staff starting Monday, November 9, 2026, replacing Susan Wiles, who moves to Trump’s political operations team.

  2. Politics

    Resident Commissioner Sees Hope for Puerto Rico After Democratic Midterm Victory

    Pablo José Hernández Rivera, president of the Popular Democratic Party (PPD) and Puerto Rico’s resident commissioner in Washington, celebrated on Wednesday the Democratic Party’s victory in the United States midterm elections, which allowed it to regain control of both chambers of Congress.

  3. Politics

    US Midterm Elections Today with Concrete Implications for Puerto Rico

    The US midterm elections, scheduled for Tuesday, November 3, are more than a contest over control of the federal Congress: the day also serves as a political barometer for President Donald Trump, measuring the electoral support for his administration and the direction the next two years of his term could take.

  4. Business

    Puerto Rico Gasoline Prices Up 31.4% from a Year Ago Amid Iran Conflict

    The average consumer price of gasoline in Puerto Rico stood at $1.055 per liter ($3.99 a gallon) in August, 31.4% higher than 12 months earlier, according to data from the Department of Consumer Affairs (DACO).

  5. Business

    Uncertain Impact of TrumpRx Program on the Island

    The White House launched TrumpRx.gov in February, a portal aimed at alleviating the financial burden on patients who spend thousands of dollars on medications each month.

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