According to the National Hurricane Center, Hurricane Earl is moving due west at 16 mph. It is forecast to drift ever so slightly northward as it continues on a projected path that will take it just north of the island of Puerto Rico.
Hurricane Earl is expected to follow a path similar to Danielle's, although likely farther to the west, which could mean more of an impact on Bermuda. It is still too early to rule out a possible landfall in the United States or the Caribbean.
Here's Hurricane Earl 2010's path map.