Dan Cortez

Author / Writer
Cortez writers for various topics on The Morning News. One of the old contributors to this publication, Cortez has experience in reporting truthful news.

Smugglers Teach EU Climate Regulators A Lesson in Black Markets

Climate regulators in the European Union got more than they bargained for after clamping down on HFCs (hydrofluorocarbons), the conventional coolants used in refrigerators to keep their contents cool. Over the last decade, policy makers in the U.S. and Europe have taken action to clamp down on the use of these coolants on the basis

Moderna HIV Vaccine to Begin Trials

Moderna’s investor presentation showcased that it was working on an HIV vaccine. It’s the same mRNA technology that helped manufacture the COVID-19 vaccine that could be used for the HIV vaccine. Working alongside the National Institutes of Health, Scripps Research, the Gates Foundation, and other partners, Moderna said it would begin testing two HIV vaccine

Millions of J&J Covid-19 Vaccines Expiring In June

Hospitals and the US government are racing to decide how to utilize the J&J vaccine which was suspended due to rare but severe blood clot reports earlier in April. While many developing countries are desperately waiting for vaccines, the US government has a J&J stockpile that’s set to expire at end of June. While, many

Jeff Bezos Is Going To Space

Jeff Bezos the founder of Amazon and Blue Origin will go to space next month on Blue Origin’s first human space flight. This will set him apart from any other space exploration companies’ CEO or founder being the first to actually go to space on his companies vehicle. Bezos announced on Monday through Instagram that

Free iPhones for Long-Term Customers Of AT&T And Verizon

If you are want to be a long-term customer of AT&T or Verizon, there is some good news for you. Both of these phone companies are giving away free iPhones for customers who commit to them for the long run. They’re giving their biggest discounts in years, giving some consumers brand-new devices for no money

Covid-19 Deaths Fall to Lowest Point In The U.S. Since March 2020

The number of daily Covid-19 deaths in the United States has dropped to its lowest level in more than a year, indicating that immunizations are reducing the pandemic’s severe consequences. According to a Wall Street Journal examination of data collected by Johns Hopkins University, the seven-day average for newly reported fatalities plummeted to 432 on

When will $AMC reach $100?

On our previous article, We called AMC investors, the “New Era of Hedge Funds” and predicted that AMC would break at least $50 per share. Today, AMC’s high was about $72 a pop at the opening bell. What’s Happening: AMC’s business model is pretty much on the verge of dying, and with a negative -$300M

22 people shot at Florida Banquet Hall

Breaking News: 2 people dead & 22 shot at a concert in banquet hall in South Florida, police said. What’s Happening: A rented out banquet hall in Florida was under attack by two people who came in an SUV and open fired at the crowd. The suspects are still at-large. Police said: 2 people were

Can $AMC get to $100? And when should you sell it?

Everyone’s cousin & their buddies is trading $AMC today not because it’s a great company, but because they “like the stock” or they heard it from someone that it’s going to be the next “GME Mayhem” What’s Happening Right Now: $AMC opened up this morning with almost $37 per share, & ended the day with

AMC investors are playing the “Hedge Fund” Game

As much as we would like to believe: AMC “probably” (maybe) has a decent future in a few years from now, but currently, it sits on a negative free cash flow of $348 M, which is actually worse than last year, but retail investors don’t care. They also don’t care the fact that movie ticket

Singapore approves COVID-19 breath test, results in 60 seconds

National University of Singapore (NUS)’s new startup, Breathonix, has found a new way to figure out if a person is infected with COVID-19, using a breathalyzer, under 60- seconds. The government of Singapore has provisionally approved it for use with some limitations. While it won’t be available for use in the mainstream for at least

3 unusual ways to boost developers performance

Typically, when you hire a new programmer, they normally start out great with all the motivation, but over time, they usually decline in their performance, to be blunt, they get “lazy”, but as project managers, it’s our responsibility to keep that enthusiasm up throughout the project because programmers are a vital part of our working