hurricane maria

The Puerto Rican experience post-Maria is not a one-size-fits-all.

Trump gets hands-on in the Puerto Rico relief effort by throwing paper towels into a crowd like free tees and smirking at water purifiers.

Trump finally visits Puerto Rico only to contrast it with "a real catastrophe," Hurricane Katrina.

Slow recovery in San Juan with basic services such as public transportation and banking are resuming normal operations. VICE News follows along with local police during an overnight shift to see what happens after curfew.

Trump still slow to aid Puerto Rico, insults San Juan mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz while she walks through waist-deep water to help residents.

Trump finally speaks on the U.S. citizens suffering in Puerto Rico because he "grew up in New York" and "knows many Puerto Ricans."

Trump spends more time scolding athletes than addressing Puerto Rico, recent other natural disasters, or North Korea combined.