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.

This could be the end for the GOP Party

Last week, we saw the GOP vote out Representative Liz Cheney, the only outspoken opponent of Donald Trump’s position on the US election outcome, and she has continued to blame him for the January riot at the Capitol. Now, it’s starting to seem like if anyone speaks against Trump, they are outed by the party.

President Biden overturns President Trump’s order limiting social media rights

The effort by former President Donald Trump to retaliate against social media crackdowns has failed. According to The Verge, President Biden has reversed Executive Order 13925, a Trump guideline that ordered the Federal Trade Commission to take action against internet companies that changed or deleted content that did not fit with their officially announced policies.

Machine Learning engineer reveals the art of learning anything

If you have ever tried to learn something new, you know the feeling, you are super hyped up at the beginning & then you try to consume all the information that’s out there, then you feel like you THE “Shi*t” only to give up on the after a week later. Fear no more, we, uhh

Black Brazilians demonstrate against racism and police brutality

In a local version of the Black Lives Matter movement in the United States, black Brazilians demonstrated in the country’s two largest cities on Thursday to protest racism and police violence against their communities, with some accusing the country’s president of genocide. They were also protesting the “false” anniversary of the abolition of slavery, which

Obamas Mourn Death Of Beloved Dog Bo

Former President Barack Obama revealed the death of his family’s beloved “first dog,” Bo, in a series of touching tweets on Saturday. Today our family lost a true friend and loyal companion. For more than a decade, Bo was a constant, gentle presence in our lives—happy to see us on our good days, our bad

FEMA will cover up to $9,000 in COVID-19 funeral expenses

Starting next week, loved ones who had to pay for funerals during the COVID-19 pandemic can apply to get it covered by FEMA. FEMA announced on Wednesday that it would pay up to $9,000 per funeral and that applications for reimbursement will be accepted beginning Monday, April 12, 2021. “At FEMA, our mission is to

Ex-NFL player Phillip Adams kills 5 in South Carolina

According to a source briefed on the case, the shooter who killed five people Wednesday, including a famous doctor in South Carolina, was former NFL player Phillip Adams, who committed suicide early Thursday. Adams’ parents live near the doctor’s home in Rock Hill, according to the source, who was not allowed to speak publicly. According

Biden will take first, selective executive measures toward gun control

President Joe Biden is set to release a series of executive action on gun control on Thursday. According to a senior administration official, these actions will be limited but allow his administration to tighten controls on so-called ghost guns and pistol stabilizing braces that allow the weapons to be used more accurately. He will also nominate

Myanmar Deadly Protest Continues

As the protest in Myanmar continues, the death toll keeps rising. On Saturday, Myanmar’s security forces shot and killed at least 64 people across various cities where people were protesting. It is one of the bloodiest days since protests against the February 1 military coup started more than a month ago. During the demonstrations and