Way up in the highlands of north central Puerto Rico, in an area severely damaged by Hurricane Maria, lies an untold story of an imminent economic catastrophe: the potential decimation of the island's milk industry.

Around 200,000 Salvadorans and 57,000 Hondurans have been residing in the United States for more than 15 years under Temporary Protected Status. But that status is set to expire in early 2018.

The alleged attacks started last fall and initially targeted U.S. agents stationed at the U.S. embassy in Havana.

Many managing medical conditions like HIV must worry not only about their medication, but about putting food on the table.

“Most survivors suffer from severe anxiety or guilt.”

In the aftermath of the Sept. 19 earthquake, nearly every colorful and picturesque church is fractured and security perimeters make sure congregants cannot access them. Residents fear more might still tumble.